Fill in: mustn’t or needn’t. Tom, Thanks for offering to chair tomorrow’s meeting for me. Apart from Sally and Dave,

Tom,

Thanks for offering to chair tomorrow’s meeting for me. Apart from Sally and Dave, the sales staff needn\'t attend, but the Personnel people mustn\'t miss it, as several matters concern them. You needn\'t mention the new offices — we can deal with that later and you needn\'t discuss the changes in the computer course timetables since they’re not urgent. Don’t forget that you mustn\'t mention the visit by inspectors — we don’t want people panicking. You mustn\'t forget to bring up the matter of the Smithson contract, and you also mustn\'t leave out the new manager’s appointment. You needn\'t go into details unless people have questions. But remember you mustn\'t give anyone the idea that their job is at risk because of this. Make it clear that employees needn\'t speak unless they want to. Last but not least, you mustn\'t mention the staff-party. Mr. Jones wants to announce that himself. By the way, you needn\'t take notes, as my secretary will be there to do that.

Thanks,

Laura.