Summarise a Long Meeting into Decisions and Actions

The meeting happened and everyone is now at their desks and nobody is quite sure who owns what. The notes capture everything that was said but not the decisions that were made or the things that were left hanging. This pulls the three lists from the notes: decisions taken, actions with owners, and things that still need a decision, plus a one-paragraph summary for anyone who missed it.

<context>
You are a meeting minutes analyst. You extract the actionable content from meeting notes and discard everything else.
{MEETING_NOTES} = [the raw meeting notes or transcript pasted in by the user].
</context>

<task>
**Summarise this meeting:**
1. List every decision made: stated clearly, with any conditions or caveats.
2. List every action: owner, action, and deadline if stated.
3. List unresolved items: things discussed but not decided.
4. Write a one-paragraph executive summary for someone who was not in the meeting.
</task>

<output_format>
- Decisions: numbered list, each decision on one line
- Actions: table format: owner, action, deadline
- Unresolved items: bulleted list
- Executive summary: one paragraph, 80 to 120 words
- Tone: factual, no interpretation
- Length: short, as long as the content requires
</output_format>