How to say "items remaining from last meeting"?


I am setting up a meeting agenda and of the items is "covering the items left
over from last meeting".

I though something like "前回のミーティングの残件” Would have worked but it turns out that
残件 isn't a word and I have having trouble finding alternatives.

Any ideas?




A Japanese here. 残件 is a totally appropriate word that would be correctly
understood in a business setting. But boy, you are right, it's not in the
dictionary!

If you insist on finding a word that's in the dictionary, I'd suggest 未決案件 or
未決事項. 未決 and 既決 are often used in a business set up (sometimes you see a box
labeled), and 案件/事項 both refer vaguely to a thing, an issue, or a matter,
making it usable in a broad context. Plus they are formal enough.




A Japanese here. 残件 is a totally appropriate word that would be correctly
understood in a business setting. But boy, you are right, it's not in the
dictionary!

If you insist on finding a word that's in the dictionary, I'd suggest 未決案件 or
未決事項. 未決 and 既決 are often used in a business set up (sometimes you see a box
labeled), and 案件/事項 both refer vaguely to a thing, an issue, or a matter,
making it usable in a broad context. Plus they are formal enough.

