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Quorum to Vote?


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A quorum was present to call the meeting to order. Later in the meeting a motion was made and seconded to request a change in bylaws. However some members of the quorum had left the room. Can a vote occur without a quorum present even though the meeting was previously called to order with a quorum present?

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No. Unless there is a state law to the contrary, once the absence of a quorum is noted, no further business can take place other than the four things permissible in the absence of a quorum. Those four things are to adjourn, take a recess, take action to obtain a quorum, and set an adjourned meeting.

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