(けつぎじこう)

けつぎじこう
noun
items resolved; matters decided by vote
formalwrittenbusinesslaw
1. items resolved; matters decided by vote; resolutions
Specific items or matters that have been formally decided upon through a vote or resolution, typically in a meeting, assembly, or legislative body. A standard term in parliamentary and corporate governance.
株主総会(かぶぬしそうかい)決議事項(けつぎじこう)(みっ)だ。
There are three items for resolution at the shareholders' meeting.
決議事項(けつぎじこう)報告事項(ほうこくじこう)()けて議事録(ぎじろく)記載(きさい)する
Resolutions and report items are recorded separately in the minutes.
This term's budget proposal was taken up last on the agenda as the most important item for resolution.

Composed of 決議(けつぎ) (resolution, vote) and 事項(じこう) (items, matters). A formal administrative and legal term used in meeting agendas, corporate governance, and legislative proceedings.

Usage

In Japanese corporate law, shareholders' meetings (株主総会(かぶぬしそうかい)) have specific 決議事項(けつぎじこう) that require a formal vote, as opposed to 報告事項(ほうこくじこう) (items for report only). The distinction is important for corporate governance and legal compliance.

Common collocations

Similar words

  • 報告事項(ほうこくじこう): items for report — agenda items presented for information only, not requiring a vote
  • 決議(けつぎ): resolution, vote — the act of formally deciding; 決議事項(けつぎじこう) refers to the items being decided
  • 議案(ぎあん): bill, proposal, motion — a specific proposal put before a meeting for consideration
  • 議題(ぎだい): agenda item — a broader term for any item on a meeting's agenda