Washington § 23.100.0609 - Vacancy on board.

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§ 23.100.0609. Vacancy on board.

(1) Unless the organic rules otherwise provide, a vacancy on the board of directors must be filled within a reasonable time by majority vote of the remaining directors.
(2) Unless the organic rules otherwise provide, if a vacating director was elected or appointed by a class of members or a district:
(a) The new director must be of that class or district; and
(b) The selection of the director for the unexpired term must be conducted in the same manner as would the selection for that position without a vacancy.
(3) If a member appointed a vacating director, the organic rules may provide for that member to appoint a director to fill the vacancy.
[ 2019 c 37 s 609.]

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