Professional statute overview
Enactment structure, operative effect and source provenance
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Purpose and legislative effect
“The Board must meet at least four times a year, and may meet more often when needed or expedient for its business.”
The Board must meet at least four times a year, and may meet more often when needed or expedient for its business. The Secretary to the Board must convene all Board meetings. If the Secretary is incapacitated, the Chairman must set the time, place, and date for each meeting. The Secretary must call a special Board meeting when at least five Board members sign a written request. A Board meeting must usually be called with at least five days’ written notice, unless it is a special meeting. Board members with a commercial interest in business being discussed at a meeting must notify the Chairman and Secretary and leave that part of the meeting.
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How the instrument operates
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The Board must meet at least four times a year, and may meet more often when needed or expedient for its business.
Section 1
Board members with a commercial interest in business being discussed at a meeting must notify the Chairman and Secretary and leave that part of the meeting.
Section 5
Five members of the Board make a quorum at any meeting.
Section 8
If the Chairman directs it, the Board may make a decision without holding a meeting by circulating the papers and members’ written views. Any member may require that the decision be referred until the matter is considered at a Board meeting.
Section 12
Documents are treated as duly executed for the Board if they are sealed with the Board’s seal and signed by one of the listed combinations of officers.
Section 15
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Source and current-law status
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Source record from oagmis.oag.go.tz · Legal dates not recorded
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