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Reports
The PI committee chair is
usually required to submit a report to the area or regional
service committee. Even if it isn’t required, it is still a good
idea. This keeps the service committee and the groups informed
about what the PI committee is doing. Sharing these experiences
can also help our committees learn and grow, allowing the
possibility for feedback and additional direction. A typical
report should contain the following items:
* What the committee planned to do since the last report.
* What the committee actually
did and who did it.
* What the effects were.
* What resources were used -
money, literature, volunteers, etc.
* The problems or obstacles we
encountered.
* How the committee solved
them.