Which of the following documents will the stakeholders MOST likely find information on these events?

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1. Meeting minutes should be taken during the meeting so that
   discussion items and any decisions made are documented. Typically,
   the project manager hosts the status meetings, and it’s difficult to host
   a meeting and take minutes at the same time. I recommend having
   someone else on the team take the meeting minutes. Meeting minutes
   should be distributed to the attendees within a day or two of the
   meeting and a copy filed with the project documents.
   Two other items that are documented and reported on during the
   status meeting are issues and action items. Let’s look at the issues list
   next.

   Status Reports
   Status reports are a written summary of the progress of the project
   and are much more detailed than dashboards. Status reports should be
   distributed according to the communications plan and a copy retained
   with the project records. Status reports might take a couple of forms.
   For example, as the project manager, you might require team
   members to send you a brief weekly status report that describes the
   following items:
   Progress since last reporting period
   Progress expected this reporting period
   Progress expected next reporting period
   Obstacles preventing work from being completed

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