sammankallade

Sammankallade is a Swedish term that translates to "convened" or "called together" in English. It refers to the act of bringing a group of people together for a specific purpose, often for a meeting, assembly, or formal gathering. The term is commonly used in legal, political, and organizational contexts.

When a meeting or assembly is sammankallade, it implies that an official invitation or summons has been issued, indicating the time, place, and agenda for the gathering. This ensures that participants are aware of the purpose and can prepare accordingly. The responsibility for sammankallade typically lies with a designated authority or organizer, such as a chairperson, secretary, or board.

The concept of sammankallade is crucial for the proper functioning of many institutions. For example, a board of directors might be sammankallade to discuss company strategy, or a parliamentary body might be sammankallade for a legislative session. In a legal context, a jury might be sammankallade to hear a case. The act of sammankallade signifies the initiation of a formal process or decision-making procedure. It ensures that relevant stakeholders are brought together to deliberate, discuss, and make decisions collectively.