Alabama § 45-39-92.03 - Bylaws.
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§ 45-39-92.03. Bylaws.
The board of directors of the authority shall have the authority to enact bylaws for the organization not inconsistent with this part or any law of the State of Alabama. Bylaws may include, among other provisions, any of the following:
(1) The establishment of an executive committee and other standing, special, or ad hoc committees which may meet as often as necessary and whose duties and responsibilities shall be determined by the board of directors.
(2) The establishment of attendance and residency requirements for the board of directors, any standing or special committees of the board of directors, or any officers of the board of directors, which shall provide for the removal of any member, committee member, or officer, due to the failure of the member to meet minimum attendance responsibilities or residency requirements.
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