I'm an employee of a student union incorporated under the Canada Not-for-Profit Corporations Act (CNCA) (https://laws.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/c-7.75/FullText.html), and every year we hold an "Annual Ratification Meeting" of members, the purpose of which is to officially elect new directors and officers who have already been "elected" by students through public elections, and referred to the meeting based on this. Our bylaws state that this meeting is not to occur after May 1 of a given year, and that quorum is 35 in person, 50 including proxy votes. Unfortunately, due to coronavirus, even though our city has not yet restricted public gatherings of 35 people, we are still looking into whether we have the capacity to delay or alter the quorum/in-person requirement for our ratification meeting of members, or move the date beyond May 1 and consequently extend the terms of current directors and officers, if necessary, for the safety of all involved. Does anyone have any insight on what procedures, if any, might be able to be used to achieve this end, including Suspension of the Rules at a directors' meeting? Currently our bylaws do provide for directors to participate and vote electronically at meetings, if this can be applied in any way to meetings of members. Any help is appreciated!