D2.PA1
Meeting Management
Notice compliance, quorum achievement, agenda structure, open meetings law adherence, closed session protocols
Domain D2
Processes are the engine of governance. This domain measures whether governance operates through repeatable, documented processes that meet legal requirements and best practice standards.
D2.PA1
Notice compliance, quorum achievement, agenda structure, open meetings law adherence, closed session protocols
D2.PA2
Minutes quality, completeness, timeliness, retention, public records compliance, document management
D2.PA3
Policy library completeness, currency, alignment with state law, conflict of interest enforcement, whistleblower protection
D2.PA4
Charter agreement adherence, state statute compliance, federal law compliance (IDEA, FERPA, Title IX), authorizer reporting
How governance in this domain evolves across the five CGMI maturity levels.
Meetings happen but notice compliance is inconsistent, minutes are often late or incomplete, and policies exist but aren't actively maintained.
Meeting notices consistently posted on time, minutes completed within 30 days, basic policy library in place.
Governance processes are documented and followed consistently. Policy library fully compliant, regularly reviewed, and maintained. Board self-assessment conducted annually.
Governance processes are measured and their effectiveness is evaluated. Compliance rates are tracked as KPIs. Process improvement is data-driven.
Governance processes evolve continuously based on evidence. The board proactively updates policies in response to regulatory changes before being required to do so.
NACSA
Compliance indicators across all five performance domains
CSP
Section G — Governance Policies & Procedures
Existing platform features
Meeting compliance tracking, policy audit, compliance center deadlines, transparency portal
Planned features
Records quality scoring, document retention policy tracker, legal compliance checklist by state
Integration touchpoints
CGMI-C most active. D2.PA4 (Legal & Regulatory Compliance) maps directly to NACSA compliance indicators, NC OCS requirements, and CSP Section G criteria.