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Reading B2 on earlier laws and constitutions brought to mind what older non-profit organizations are facing. Our archaeological society has

Posted by Meg (aka Mojave) Nov 15 '21, 11:49

bylaws dating back 60+ years which state an annual meeting will be held and members will vote *in person* for the following year's Board of Directors. We haven't had an in-person meeting in two years and any change to the bylaws would require a similar vote.

Same is true for the Historical Society and the Friends of the Library.

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We just amended our bylaws to allow Zoom meetings. - TWuG Nov 15, 12:30 2
- We need to figure out the process for secret ballots and do that. We've not actually had to vote on *new* board members for years - we just - Meg Nov 15, 13:02 1
  - Our board members can only serve 2 consecutive terms of 2 years each before they must sit out at least 1 year before being nominated again. -- (edited) - TWuG Nov 15, 14:11
We’re waiting for the SEC to tell our fund boards when they need to go back to in-person approvals for certain statutory items. - znufrii Nov 15, 11:53

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