Removed from BOD

[Guest Rob Elsman]

You will have to look to your organization's special rules for the answer. The procedures for disciplinary actions in RONR don't include anything about a "ten day resonse period"."

[David A Foulkes]

If he's been removed from the Board, and thus is no longer a member OF the Board, he has no entitlement to be there without the permission of the Board. "

[Guest Rob Elsman]

Since we know nothing about what rights the person may have during the "ten day resonse period", I think we ought to reserve judgment about whether he is, or is not, entitled to attend a board meeting."

[David A Foulkes]

Fair enough, took that 10-day thing for something else."

[Guest TC]

The board member was notified by certified mail of the intent to remove for cause. Our bylaws require a ten day period to protest the decision of the board in person or in writing. "

[Guest H.Wm.Mountcastle]

As noted, we can't interpret your bylaws here. Whether the ten-day period begins with the notice of intent to remove or the removal itself or some other event is up to your organization to figure out."

[David A Foulkes]

But it *might* be fair to say (your bylaws and other complications notwithstanding) that if he hasn't yet been removed from the board, then he's still a member of the board with all the rights thereof. Your specialized rule needs to be interpreted by your"