Approval Resolutions
Documentation of approvals identified by the board or client.
Board Resolution Drafting
Professional support for documenting formal board decisions and authorizations from client-provided information.
Lamtas helps organizations structure board resolutions around decisions, approvals, authorities, appointments, transactions, and other matters identified by the client.
Board Resolutions
Board resolutions provide a structured record of formal decisions or approvals made by a board.
Lamtas supports the drafting and organization of resolutions using client-provided decision information and organizational requirements.
Resolution documents can relate to approvals, appointments, authorizations, transactions, policies, banking matters, contracts, projects, and other board business.
Existing resolution formats, meeting records, board instructions, and governing documents can be used as source material.
The service focuses on accurately expressing supplied decisions rather than determining what the board should decide.
Resolutions may have significant legal consequences and should be reviewed by appropriate legal or governance professionals before adoption.
Resolution Drafting Services
Resolution support can cover different types of formal board actions.
Documentation of approvals identified by the board or client.
Structured wording for authorizations and delegated actions based on supplied instructions.
Documentation relating to appointments and organizational decisions.
Organization of resolutions concerning client-identified transactions or commitments.
Documentation of board decisions concerning adoption or approval of policies.
Review and refinement of existing resolution documents.
Why Lamtas
Drafting is based on the decision information supplied by the client.
The intended action can be expressed in an organized and readable format.
Resolutions can follow the organization's established documentation conventions.
Resolution documents can be coordinated with meeting and board-paper records.
Documents can be prepared using supplied organizational templates.
Final drafts can be formatted for governance review.
Our Process
Receive the decision, approval, or authorization that needs to be documented.
Examine meeting notes, board papers, existing formats, and relevant instructions.
Organize the decision and associated actions into the agreed format.
Develop the resolution using supplied information.
Check consistency with the provided decision and supporting materials.
Prepare the draft for client and professional review.
Organize the meeting record in which the decision was considered.
Prepare supporting information for a matter presented to the board.
Include resolution matters in the meeting agenda.
Explore related documentation for shareholder-level decisions.
Yes. Client-provided meeting notes and decision information can be used as the drafting source.
Support can cover approvals, authorizations, appointments, transactions, policies, and other board decisions.
Yes. Existing templates and organizational conventions can be followed.
No. Resolutions can have legal consequences and should receive appropriate professional review.
Yes. Resolution documentation can be coordinated with the corresponding meeting record.
Pricing depends on the number and complexity of resolutions, source materials, and turnaround.
Provide the decision information and organizational format you want the resolution to follow.