Vacancies in office

[Guest wondering]

If a society's board can fill vacancies as per page 467, may the executive committee, which has much or all of the power of the board in between board meetings assume this power for the board? Thank you.

[Dan Honemann]

If a society's board can fill vacancies as per page 467, may the executive committee, which has much or all of the power of the board in between board meetings assume this power for the board? Thank you.

Your insertion of the words "much or" gives rise to some serious doubt.

[Guest Goopher]

If a society's board can fill vacancies as per page 467, may the executive committee, which has much or all of the power of the board in between board meetings assume this power for the board? Thank you.

Wondering--

Yes, if... or No, but... (Simpsons)

It highly, highly depends on your bylaws, which means this forum can't/won't help much with your specific question.

[George Mervosh]

If a society's board can fill vacancies as per page 467, may the executive committee, which has much or all of the power of the board in between board meetings assume this power for the board? Thank you.

As Dan notes, quoting bits and pieces from the book isn't always going to get you your answer. The passage in the book is saying, how much power the EC will have depends on the wording in the bylaws, just as how much power a Board has is based on the wording in the bylaws. This can vary widely between societies.