A report calendar is a compilation of topics for discussion or learning within a group, without the need for immediate voting. It serves as a reminder to address these topics at a later time, and some may eventually become important enough to warrant a vote in the future.
The report calendar is a type of calendar used in parliamentary law to present business items to a deliberative assembly for informational purposes only, without requiring a vote. It may include items that will be voted on in the future. There are several other types of calendars used in parliamentary law, including the action calendar, consent calendar, debate calendar, and special-order calendar. Each type serves a specific purpose in organizing the business of a deliberative assembly. The report calendar specifically provides information to members without the need for an immediate vote.
A report calendar is a schedule of deadlines for submitting various reports to regulatory agencies or other entities.
Typically, the compliance department or legal team is responsible for maintaining a report calendar.
Common reports include financial reports, tax filings, environmental reports, and regulatory compliance reports.
Late submissions can result in penalties, fines, or other consequences, depending on the specific report and regulatory agency.
A report calendar should be created at least a year in advance to ensure all deadlines are accounted for.
Yes, a report calendar should be regularly reviewed and updated as deadlines change or new reports are added.
Consult with regulatory agencies, legal counsel, and other experts to ensure that all necessary reports are included on your report calendar.
Contact the relevant regulatory agency or entity as soon as possible to explain the situation and request an extension or other remedy.
Yes, you can delegate responsibility for submitting reports, but you should ensure that the responsible party is aware of all deadlines and requirements.
Consider using automated reporting tools, outsourcing certain reporting tasks, or implementing internal controls to ensure timely and accurate submissions.
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This glossary post was last updated: 17th April 2024.
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