The By-Laws say notice of the Member meetings is by mail, but notice of Executive Board meetings is to be posted on the website, why the difference?
The Act specifically requires that written notice of the Member meetings be given in writing either personally or by mail. For purposes of the Act, notice by mail means first class mail postage prepaid. For the Executive Board, the Act allows notice of meetings as prescribed in the By-Laws. If possible, notice of Member meetings will also be posted on the website.
Related Questions
- Do meetings of committees, for example Executive, By-Laws, and Filming Committees, have to be open to the public (difference between standing and ad hoc committees)?
- How much notice must be provided for meetings of the Executive Committee?
- Must the Executive 13201 notice ("Beck" poster) still be posted?
