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If by 'to recuse' you mean to imply that someone -- Jack -- other than the board member being recused -- Jill -- has a conflict of interest or cannot be impartial in a vote, then certainly the conflict must be verbalized and noted in the minutes.
As well, a record of the vote by board member name could be recorded in the minutes. If Jill's vote is the deciding vote, then the validity of the vote will forever remain in question.
Over time, anyone reading the minutes will be able to challenge the decision, based on who cast the deciding vote.
If, on the other hand, Jill's vote is not a deciding vote, then the conflict is simply noted, since it may appear in future matters where Jill could vote again.
Finally, Jill could prevent all this procedure and subsequent consternation if Jill recused herself, indicating that either she had a conflict with the issue or was unable to render an impartial vote.
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Can an executive member of one union be an executive member for another union?
Yes. If the two unions come into conflict with one another, the executive should recuse himself from the matter altogether.
Does one HOA board member have more power than another HOA Board member or are all HOA board members considered equal?
they all equal in a way
Can an HOA board member request not to be recorded?
Different states have different laws about recording public meetings. Check your state laws to verify that it is legal, generally with an announcement, to record public meetings. If a board member does not want to be recorded, it is reasonable that you would honor this request. However, if business being conducted is material to your ownership and investment in the HOA, it is unreasonable that you would be denied the right to record the meeting. When a board member does not want to be recorded, perhaps the board member would not speak during the meeting, or would recuse him/her-self from the meeting. Requesting not to be recorded during a public business meeting could be considered an abuse of power.
Being a member of a board by virtue of holding another office is called?
ex officio
Can the board president dismiss a member?
It depends on whether the member is a member of the board, or a member of the association. If, for example, the developer is the board president and has appointed a member of the board who serves at the pleasure of the developer, the developer may indeed be able to dismiss such a member. Your governing documents detail whether or not this is possible and the process by which it is completed. If a board member has been elected by the members/ owners, then no: the President board member may not dismiss another board member. Board members can only be recalled by a vote of owners. On the other hand, if owners are members and not members of the board, then, no: all owners are members of the association until their property is sold to another buyer. They cannot be dismissed by anyone. Your governing documents are clear, and if they are silent, your state law governing associations is clear about the rights of boards and their responsibilities and authorities, depending on the status of the association. As well, if the association is a corporation, state law governing that type of corporation may apply.
What is the correct spelling of board member?
Board member would be correct, as in someone who sits on a board of directors or board of management etc.
What does an ex-officio board member do?
A Latin phrase which literally means 'by or through position (or, office),' 'ex officio' refers to a position, title, or benefit gained through holding another position of some kind. Thus an 'ex officio board member' is a person who is a board member (of some organization) because of another position or title (etc.) held by that person.
Can an ex-officio board member be a former board member?
Yes.
Who are the provincial officials of Bohol?
The following are the provincial officials of Bohol, whose terms of office will end in 2010: * Erico B. Aumentado - Governor * Julius Caesar F. Herrera - Vice Governor * Jose E. Veloso - Board Member * Cesar Tomas M. Lopez - Board Member * Alfonso R. Damalerio II - Board Member * Amalia R. Tirol - Board Member * Josephine Socorro Jumamoy - Board Member * Ma. Fe Camacho-Lejos - Board Member * Bienvenido C. Molina - Board Member * Josil E. Trabajo - Board Member * Ester Corazon A. Galbreath - Board Member * Aster L. Piollo - Board Member
Do you capitalize board members?
The board member's name should be capitalized. Board member, itself, should only be capitalized if it directly precedes the name of the member.
Can a board member of a hoa be dismissed?
Yes. Read your governing documents to understand this process. Generally, the board member can be relieved on his/her duties while still remaining a director, or a board member can be removed from the board.
Would it be a conflict of interest if a board member works for the property management company?
Yes, it would generally be considered a conflict of interest if a board member works for the property management company. This is because their role as a board member should be independent and focused on representing the best interests of the community or organization they serve, rather than prioritizing the interests of their employer. Board members should avoid situations where their personal or professional interests may influence their decision-making on matters related to the property management company.
