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This interview schedule aims to study the different committees in a school. It contains 6 questions that will be asked to committee members to gather information about their committee, including what committee they belong to, their role, the positions and members, the works performed, and how works are distributed. The responses will provide insights into the structure and functioning of the various school committees.
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