DUTIES OF OFFICERS

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Minnesota Administrative Rules › BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY › Chapter 1105 › Part 1105.0500

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A. The chair or, in the event of the chair's absence or inability to act, the vice-chair shall preside at and prepare an agenda for all meetings of the board. The chair shall make committee appointments and shall supervise the activities of the executive director in accordance with board directives and policy. The board shall determine other duties of the officers. B. The chair, vice-chair, or secretary/treasurer of the board may be removed as an officer of the board by the affirmative vote of five board members at any regular board meeting or at any special board meeting called for that purpose. Not less than 15 days written notice must be given to each board member of the intent to call for a vote to remove the chair or vice-chair from their office. C. Except as may be specifically authorized by the board, by Minnesota Statutes, chapter 326A , or by this chapter, actions of any committee appointed by the chair may be rejected by the board.

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