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CGOV.13:12 - Relations

A corporate decision made using CGOV.11 supplies the undertaking and follow-up conditions. Use that pattern again when the response requires a new corporate act. CGOV.3 identifies an unresolved power; the applicable rule, assignment or decision supplies the duty to account. CGOV.8 supplies the needed corporate information; CGOV.9 and CGOV.10 contribute operating-control findings and scoped professional conclusions.

Use OCE.13 for consequences of an organization change. Operating-management methods supply allocation and correction within existing arrangements. CGOV.14 changes governing instruments or arrangements when the finding warrants that change. CGOV.16 helps when constituent actions fail to enact the required account or governing response.

C.11.DUA guides discretionary inquiry by the difference its result can make to action. It does not remove an applicable duty to obtain or provide information.