proceedings; agenda; business of a meeting
Refers to the official discussions, decisions, or items handled in a formal meeting, especially in parliamentary, congressional, or board contexts.
The chairperson promptly moved the meeting's business along.
Please check the minutes of the proceedings.
This concludes today's business.
As soon as the opening remarks ended, they moved straight into the agenda.
The committee voted on the final item on the agenda.
It was decided that the proceedings of this meeting would be made public.
審議 emphasizes the act of deliberating or discussing a matter, whereas 議事 refers more broadly to the meeting's agenda and proceedings as a whole.
議事録 is the written record or minutes of a meeting, while 議事 refers to the actual proceedings or agenda items being discussed.
議事堂 is the physical building where meetings are held (e.g. a parliament house), while 議事 refers to the business conducted within such meetings.
matter; affair; case; item; subject · counter for received messages · counter for online accounts
assembly hall; parliament building; diet building; capitol
minutes; record of proceedings
obstruction of proceedings; filibuster
agenda; order of the day; calendar of proceedings
Compound of 議 (discussion, deliberation) and 事 (matter, affair). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the combination naturally yields the meaning 'matters of discussion' or 'proceedings'.