What constitutes a quorum for the ASET Board of Examiners?

A quorum is the minimum number of members required to make the proceedings of a meeting valid. For the ASET Board of Examiners, a quorum is defined as one-quarter of the members. This means that if at least one-quarter of the members are present at the meeting, they are authorized to conduct business and make decisions. This standard allows for a more manageable group to carry out the essential functions of the board while ensuring that a sufficient number of members are involved to represent the collective opinions and insights of the entire body. Having a quorum where only one-quarter of the members is needed promotes inclusivity and flexibility, ensuring that the board can operate even if not all members can attend every meeting.