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<h1>National Financial Reporting Authority Meetings: Agenda, Quorum, and Voting Rules Explained. Members Must Disclose Pecuniary Interests.</h1> Meetings of the National Financial Reporting Authority are typically held at its head office in New Delhi, though they can occur elsewhere in India if deemed necessary. The chairperson sets the meeting details and agenda, while the Secretary and other authorized individuals attend. In the chairperson's absence, the senior-most member presides. Absentees can participate via video conferencing, and resolutions can be passed by circulation but require subsequent ratification. Decisions are made by majority vote, with the chairperson holding a casting vote if needed. A quorum requires four members, including one full-time member. Minutes are maintained and confirmed in subsequent meetings. Members with a pecuniary interest must disclose it and abstain from related discussions. Any procedural uncertainties are resolved by the chairperson or presiding member.