§30304 Governing Body

Summary

The corporation must have between three and fifteen directors. The board is split into classes, and each class serves for the number of years the bylaws set. More than half the directors must be at a meeting for the board to act, and decisions need more than half of those present to pass. A director can be removed for good reason if more than half of the directors who attend a meeting held to decide that vote agree. If a director’s seat becomes empty, the remaining directors can pick someone at a meeting to fill it, and that person serves until the next annual meeting. The bylaws set how officers are elected and what their terms, duties, and powers are.