Professional statute overview
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Purpose and legislative effect
“The Board is made up of eight members appointed by the Minister, with specific categories for each seat.”
The Board is made up of eight members appointed by the Minister, with specific categories for each seat. A Board member serves for three years and may be re-appointed for a second term. A casual vacancy is filled by the Minister. The Board must elect one of its members to be Vice-Chairman. The Board must hold ordinary meetings at least twice a year, and the Chairman can call special meetings. The Chairman must also call a special meeting within 20 days after a written request signed by at least four Board members. The Chairman or Vice-Chairman presides; if both are absent, the members present elect a Vice-Chairman for the meeting. The Board acts by resolution at meetings with a quorum; the Chairman may allow decisions by circulation, and members have voting and casting-vote rules.
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The Board is made up of eight members appointed by the Minister, with specific categories for each seat.
Section 1
The Board must elect one of its members to be Vice-Chairman.
Section 3
The Board acts by resolution at meetings with a quorum; the Chairman may allow decisions by circulation, and members have voting and casting-vote rules.
Section 5
Board meeting minutes must be kept, confirmed at the next meeting, and signed by the presiding person. The Registrar must serve as Secretary to the Board, attend meetings, keep minutes, and perform other duties the Board requires.
Section 6
The Board’s seal must not be affixed to any instrument unless the Chairman or Vice-Chairman and one other Board member are present.
Section 8
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