To create a script for a consultant to present at a management review meeting, you can follow these steps based on the Level 1 context:

1. **Introduction:**
- Greet the participants and introduce the purpose of the management review meeting.
- Briefly outline the agenda and the key topics to be covered.

2. **Participants and Schedule:**
- Confirm the participants and their roles in the meeting.
- State when the management review is taking place and the expected duration.

3. **Input Materials:**
- Present the prepared input materials that need to be discussed, such as internal audit reports, corrective actions, and the status of tasks from the last review.
- Highlight any significant changes (internal or external) that could influence the level of security.

4. **Objectives and Measurements:**
- Summarize the objectives for the ISMS or BCMS and the results of measurements to determine if objectives have been achieved.
- Discuss any deviations and their implications.

5. **Decisions and Actions:**
- Present the decisions that need to be made, such as whether the ISMS or BCMS has fulfilled its objectives, required improvements, changes to the scope, and approval of resources.
- Discuss any modifications needed for main documents, like top-level policies.

6. **Open Discussion:**
- Encourage open discussion on alternative strategies, issues faced, and how management can support these areas.
- Use this opportunity to educate executives on information security basics.

7. **Conclusion:**
- Summarize the key points discussed and the decisions made.
- Outline the next steps and any follow-up actions required.
- Thank the participants for their time and contributions.

8. **Documentation:**
- Remind participants that the results of the management review will be documented in the Management Review Minutes.

This script ensures that all necessary elements of the management review are covered, aligning with the requirements of ISO 27001 clause 9.3.