How many consecutive Board meetings must be missed to forfeit a seat unless excused?

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How many consecutive Board meetings must be missed to forfeit a seat unless excused?

This item tests the rule about forfeiting a Board seat when attendance drops too far. The standard is ten consecutive Board meetings missed without an approved excuse. If a member misses ten in a row and those absences are not excused, the seat is forfeited. Excused absences don’t count toward that total, so valid reasons prevent the automatic loss. This threshold helps maintain continuity and accountability in governance, and once a seat is forfeited, the organization follows its procedures to fill the vacancy.

This item tests the rule about forfeiting a Board seat when attendance drops too far. The standard is ten consecutive Board meetings missed without an approved excuse. If a member misses ten in a row and those absences are not excused, the seat is forfeited. Excused absences don’t count toward that total, so valid reasons prevent the automatic loss. This threshold helps maintain continuity and accountability in governance, and once a seat is forfeited, the organization follows its procedures to fill the vacancy.

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