Signing of board minutes: chairman may sign before next meeting and confirmation at next meeting is not required. The chairman may sign minutes of a board meeting at any time before the next meeting; confirmation at the next meeting is not required. Action under board resolutions must not be postponed for want of such confirmation. Minutes signed or approved by the chairman attract presumptions of approved minutes, and any change to those minutes may only be made by adopting fresh resolutions modifying the record when the minutes are discussed.
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Signing of board minutes: chairman may sign before next meeting and confirmation at next meeting is not required.
The chairman may sign minutes of a board meeting at any time before the next meeting; confirmation at the next meeting is not required. Action under board resolutions must not be postponed for want of such confirmation. Minutes signed or approved by the chairman attract presumptions of approved minutes, and any change to those minutes may only be made by adopting fresh resolutions modifying the record when the minutes are discussed.
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