clean-slate plan

noun
UK /kliːn sleɪt plæn/
US /kliːn sleɪt plæn/

A plan to start over from the beginning with nothing old in the way.

After the big mistake, the team made a clean-slate plan to try again.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A business strategy that cancels old rules and starts a new system.

The new boss announced a clean-slate plan for the whole company.

3. A school or classroom rule where everyone begins with no past mistakes counted.

The teacher's clean-slate plan meant every student got a fresh chance.

4. A personal decision to forget past problems and begin again.

He made a clean-slate plan to eat better and exercise every day.