The document discusses notices, agendas, and minutes for meetings. It defines a notice as a communication that informs people about an upcoming meeting's time, date, place, and business. An agenda outlines items to be discussed, while minutes provide a written record of resolutions and decisions made. The document provides examples of notices with and without agendas. It also compares agendas and minutes, noting key differences like how agendas are prepared in advance and minutes are written records approved later.