All 4 Uses

agenda
in
The Girl Who Played with Fire
(Edited)

Berger declared the meeting open.
"There is only one item on the agenda," she said.
Part 2

agenda = list of items to be discussed at a meeting
There was no saying what G. thought about this theory, but there was a note to the effect that Zala had been on the agenda a year earlier at a meeting with "the special investigative group on organized crime."
Part 2
They had reached the point in the agenda over which he and Ekström had disagreed, namely the question of whether they should name their suspect.
Part 3 *

agenda = a list of items to be discussed at a meeting
Armansky's investigation was formally subordinate to the police investigation, and he had his own agenda.
Part 3 *

agenda = list of objectives

Definitions:

(1) (agenda as in: on the agenda)
a list of items to be discussed at a meeting
(2) (agenda as in: has his own agenda)
a list of objectives; or an overriding goal or plan
(3) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
Much less commonly, agenda can refer to a notebook used to organize appointments and lists of tasks or plans.