Governance Committees – three Chat GPT 3.5 questions: what does a governance committee do; write a governance committee charter; and write a governance committee meeting agenda

You hear a lot about audit committees, but very little specifically about governance committees. So I asked Chat GPT 3.5 three questions about governance committees (and I was playing a bit with the Chat GPT): what does a governance committee do; write a governance committee charter; and write a governance committee meeting agenda.

I have provided the results below. Of course, the questions were general in nature and not focused on any particular entity or industry or specific situation, issue or problem – the results cannot be relied upon for anything, but I thought the results were interesting. It is possible that some of the negative situations that you read about in the news present circumstances that might have been prevented or mitigated by a governance committee. I have also pasted below my slide for a definition of the term governance, and my simple risk management processes slide. I have also pasted below my mediator paper discussing questions to ask to help facilitate mediation and settlement.

The following is the result of my Chat GPT 3.5 question about what a governance committee does.

The following is the result of my Chat GPT 3.5 request to write a governance committee charter.

The following is the result of my Chat GPT 3.5 request to write a governance committee meeting agenda.

The following is my slide for a definition of the term governance.

The following is my simple risk management processes slide.

The following is my mediator paper discussing questions to ask to help facilitate mediation and settlement.

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