#83189
Jimmy-T
Keymaster

    A general meeting is “valid” if there is a quorum present, and it begins and ends. If all the agenda item decisions are unknown, then consider the decision for each one as being deferred, and take this up at the next meeting.

    If the numbers aren’t there at the start of a meeting to achieve a quorum, the chair just has to wait half an hour then declare it quorate.

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