311B.040 Meetings -- Officers -- Quorum -- Vacancies -- Removal -- Exemption

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(1)The board shall meet at least two

(2)times annually and may meet at other times as

needed. Special meetings shall be called by the chair, or by written petition of three

(3)board members to the chair of the board.

(2)At the first meeting each year, the board shall elect by majority a chair to preside at

the meetings for a one

(1)year term. A vice chair shall be elected by the board to

preside over board meetings in the chair's absence.

(3)The board chair shall establish an agenda to conduct business for each meeting. The

agenda shall be distributed to board members at least two

(2)weeks prior to the

scheduled meeting. Specific items for consideration shall be submitted at least thirty

(30)days prior to the next board meeting.

(4)A majority of the board members shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of

necessary business.

(5)Vacancies shall be filled in the manner of the original appointment for the length of

the unexpired portion of the term only. Appointment to a vacancy for more than two

(2)years shall constitute a full term of appointment.

(6)Upon recommendation by a majority of the board members and after notice and a

hearing, the Governor may remove any member for failure to maintain the

qualifications as a board member, incompetence, neglect of duty, or malfeasance in

office. Any board member removed under this subsection shall be entitled to appeal

the removal in the Franklin Circuit Court.

(7)There shall be no liability on the part of, and no action for damages against, any

current or former board member, representative, agent, or employee of the board,

when the person is acting with ordinary care, is functioning within the scope of

board duties, is acting without malice, and has the reasonable belief that the actions

taken by him or her are warranted by law.

(8)Each member of the board shall receive, in addition to travel, hotel, and other

necessary expenses, a reasonable amount as determined by the board through the

promulgation of administrative regulations for each day the member is engaged in

the discharge of official duties at scheduled or called meetings of the board.