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At the meeting, we agreed that Pavel would check equipment availability and Sara would confirm the room. Pavel has completed his action, but Sara is still waiting for a reply. The meeting time has not changed. Please keep Sara’s action open and ask her for an update by sixteen hundred.

For the action list, please avoid marking an entire item complete simply because one person has finished their part. The room arrangement depends on an external reply, so that dependency should remain visible. Sara has already sent the request. Sending it again to several additional addresses could create duplicate bookings, which would make the position harder to resolve. The chair has asked for a short update that distinguishes decisions from proposals. Yesterday, we discussed moving future meetings to the morning, but no decision was taken. The minutes should record that as a proposal for a later meeting. They should not suggest that tomorrow's start time has changed. If anyone remembers the discussion differently, ask them to identify the point that needs correction before the minutes are confirmed. The purpose is to create an accurate shared record, not to decide whose memory is best. At sixteen hundred, we will check whether the room has been confirmed and whether any other action depends on it. If the reply is still outstanding, the chair will decide whether an alternative booking is needed.