CGOV.11:6 - Bias-Annotation

Board meetings are conspicuous corporate occasions, but not every corporate act requires one. Written procedures, sole holders and delegated decisions have different conditions. The examples supply their own rules and do not establish those rules for another corporation.

A well-supported proposal can make procedural defects less noticeable. Conversely, formal compliance can distract from a weak or misrepresented premise. Keep both the institutional act and the quality of its grounds in view.