Guam § 71105 - Duties of District Boards.
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§ 71105. Duties of District Boards.
(a) Quorum, Meeting, and Budget Requirements.
(1) Each board shall require a quorum of its members in order
to conduct business.
(A) Three (3) directors shall constitute a quorum; and
(B) the concurrence of a majority vote, at least three (3)
votes, shall be necessary to take action on any official matter.
(2) (A) Each board shall hold at least one (1) meeting per
month, which shall be subject to the Open Government Law.
(B) Attendance.
(i) Each director shall attend meetings of the district
board.
(ii) Unexcused absences of a director from three (3)
consecutive board meetings shall constitute a cause for
removal of the director from the board, pursuant to 5 GCA
Source: official Guam text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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