W. Va. Code R. § 14-7-3 - Meetings of the Board
Current through Register Vol. XXXIX, No. 11, March 18, 2022
3.1. The Board
shall hold a regular meeting at least once a year at which time an examination
of applicants for license shall be given. This meeting will be held on the
second Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of July, unless otherwise directed by the
president, but Tuesday is to be applicable when the president of the Board
deems it advisable for purpose of further business session or the secretary for
purpose of further examination of applicants taking the Board examinations or
by majority vote of the members of the Board.
3.2. Special meetings of the Board shall be
held upon request of a majority of the members of the Board or upon the call of
the secretary as directed by the president. The meetings may be held in person
or by teleconference. A minimum of five (5) days notice of such meeting shall
be given in writing setting forth the time and place of such meeting.
3.3. Quorums - Before any action can be taken
on any matter properly before the Board, at least a majority of the current
members must be in attendance at the place and time set for the meeting of the
Board. A majority vote of the members in attendance is required before any
motion is passed.
3.4. Whenever
there are matters requiring action by the Board in the interim between
meetings, the president may submit such matters to all members of the Board by
mail and, if a vote is required, members may cast their votes by mail,
facsimile, or e-mail ballots and such votes shall be recorded and shall have
the same force and effect as if cast in a regular or special meeting. The
president shall have authority to submit matters to the Board by mail,
facsimile, or e-mail at any time, at his discretion, and shall do so upon the
written request of one or more members of the Board.
3.5. The following procedure will be followed
to permit guests to address the Board at meetings:
(a) all guests will sign the guest sign-in
sheet; if there are written materials for the Board members, the guests will
leave them on the sign-in table; guests will not distribute materials to Board
members;
(b) at the time designated
for speakers to address the Board, guests will be called upon to speak one at a
time using the guest sign-in sheet;
(c) each guest will be allotted five minutes
to speak; a member of the Board may move that additional time be allotted to a
guest up to a maximum of an additional ten minutes; if the motion is approved
by a majority of the Board, the speaker may proceed for the period of time
described in the motion;
(d)
questions may be asked by any Board member of any guest speaker; the speaker
will be recognized for a response;
(e) the Board will not enter into a
discussion or debate with any guest speaker;
(f) the Board President will take the
matter(s) presented under advisement, and if appropriate, refer the matter to
the Executive Committee for review;
(g) if any guest disrupts the meeting so that
orderly conduct of the meeting is compromised, the Board President will ask
that the guest be removed from the room;
(h) if any guest continues to interrupt the
orderly conduct of the meeting, the Board President will advise the guest that
he/she may be arrested for committing a misdemeanor crime with a possible
penalty of a $100 fine an/or imprisonment in the county jail of up to six
months as listed in the W. Va. Code §
61-6-19,
Willful disruption of governmental processes;
(i) if the guest persists in his/her
disruptive behavior, the Board President shall ask that the guest be arrested
for violating the W. Va. Code §
61-6-19,
Willful disruption of governmental processes.
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