Quorum and decision rule: Chairman may act alone when members are absent, majority view governs and dissent may be recorded. The rule permits the Chairman alone, or the Chairman with the remaining member, to act as the Authority when other members are absent or vacancies exist; decisions among members are governed by the majority view with dissenting reasons permitted, and where only the Chairman and one other member hear a case and disagree, the Chairman's opinion prevails.
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Quorum and decision rule: Chairman may act alone when members are absent, majority view governs and dissent may be recorded.
The rule permits the Chairman alone, or the Chairman with the remaining member, to act as the Authority when other members are absent or vacancies exist; decisions among members are governed by the majority view with dissenting reasons permitted, and where only the Chairman and one other member hear a case and disagree, the Chairman's opinion prevails.
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