Which statement about regular board meetings and notices is correct?

• A. Notice is always required for a regular board meeting
• B. No notice is required for a regular board meeting
• C. Notice must include the date and attendees
• D. Notice is required only if the meeting is held outside the office

Answer: (B)

Regular board meetings are treated as the routine, scheduled events governed by the bylaws. Because these meetings occur on a set timetable, separate notice is generally not required to hold them. The purpose of notice is to alert directors about a meeting that isn’t already on the calendar or that might not occur unless someone is informed in advance; for regular meetings, the calendar itself suffices, and a quorum can be reached without a special notice.

This is why the statement that no notice is required for a regular board meeting is the best answer. The other options imply notice is always required, or that notices must include attendees, or that notice depends on the meeting’s location, which doesn’t align with how regular, scheduled meetings operate.