blank-slate agenda

noun phrase
UK /blæŋk sleɪt əˈdʒendə/
US /blæŋk sleɪt əˈdʒɛndə/

A plan that starts with nothing on it yet.

The new club began with a blank-slate agenda and no rules.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A meeting list with no items written down yet.

The manager handed out a blank-slate agenda and asked for ideas.

3. A way of thinking that ignores past ideas and starts over.

Their blank-slate agenda meant they questioned every old rule.

4. A project plan that has no fixed goals at the start.

The team's blank-slate agenda let them choose goals together.