§ 19426 Governor Removal Of Board Members

• •The Governor can fire a board member if they are bad at their job, don't do their job, or are dishonest.
• •Before firing, the Governor must tell the board member what they did wrong.
• •The board member gets a chance to explain their side before being fired.

A board member keeps missing important meetings and doesn't do their work.

The Governor can say, 'You're not doing your job,' and give the board member a chance to explain. If the explanation isn't good, the Governor can fire them.