§ 101862 Board Meeting Decision Rules
This law says that a group decision (called an “action taken”) must be made at an official meeting and decided by a roll‑call vote, and it defines what counts as an official meeting of the board or its committees.
The board of a small company gets together to decide whether to approve a new marketing plan.
Because the board has a majority of its members present and they vote each person’s name (a roll‑call vote), the decision follows the rule in this law.
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§ 101862 Board Meeting Decision Rules
Last verified: January 11, 2026