Another "please decipher this kanji that's too small for me to read" thread

My Japanese professor copied us a list of the 253 most commonly-used Jouyou kanji (published by Kokken in 1976, number one is 窶愿ｺ, number two is ﾋ?ｪ, and so forth.) Too bad the print quality is pretty crappy and I can't decipher this kanji for the life of me. Can anyone help? It's number 53 on the list, so I assume it's still pretty common. Thanks in advance.

It looks like 議, as in かいぎ (meeting).

Yep, that must be it. Thanks a lot, you rule.