ELECTION OF DIRECTORS of Timeshare org

[Guest jJanet Richards]

1) Is it legal to switch from a ballot/proxy method as described in bylaws to a proxy that must be assigned to a Time Share Board Member or the full board?

2) Is it possible to suspend the election of Directors at the annual meeting after all the proxies have been assigned to directors and received by the Management Company and/or Secretary

3) If election may be suspended, are the directors up for re-election elegible to vote on such suspension?

[Gary Novosielski]

1) Is it legal to switch from a ballot/proxy method as described in bylaws to a proxy that must be assigned to a Time Share Board Member or the full board?

It's not "legal" to do anything other than as provided in the bylaws, except by amending the bylaws first.

2) Is it possible to suspend the election of Directors at the annual meeting after all the proxies have been assigned to directors and received by the Management Company and/or Secretary

It's not clear what you mean by "suspend". But in general you can't decide not to have an election. And besides, once all the proxies are in the hands of the directors, you probably won't be able to do anything they don't agree with. But proxy rules vary widely, and none of them are included in RONR, so you're not likely to find answers to that question here.

3) If election may be suspended, are the directors up for re-election elegible to vote on such suspension?

If they are members (of the body doing the voting) then they are eligible to vote.