Missouri § 174.105 - Attendance policy for members of governing boards.
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§ 174.105. Attendance policy for members of governing boards.
Each governing board of the four-year institutions defined in section 176.010 shall adopt an individual attendance policy for the members of its board, by August 28, 1996, and in compliance with subsection 3 of section 172.070. If an attendance policy is not adopted, the coordinating board for higher education shall establish an attendance policy for the governing board by January 1, 1997.
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(L. 1996 H.B. 980 § 1)
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