Signing of board minutes: chairman or next chairman may sign; minutes must be written within thirty days. Either the chairman of the meeting or the chairman of the next succeeding meeting may initial or sign every page and date and sign the last page of the record of proceedings; minutes must be written within thirty days of the meeting, but the signature may be given by the chairman of the next meeting if that meeting is held within the permissible three month interval, so signatures need not be insisted upon within thirty days though preparation of minutes must be.
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Signing of board minutes: chairman or next chairman may sign; minutes must be written within thirty days.
Either the chairman of the meeting or the chairman of the next succeeding meeting may initial or sign every page and date and sign the last page of the record of proceedings; minutes must be written within thirty days of the meeting, but the signature may be given by the chairman of the next meeting if that meeting is held within the permissible three month interval, so signatures need not be insisted upon within thirty days though preparation of minutes must be.
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