§ 71 Board Chair And Officer Duties
This law says the board picks a chairperson who can be removed anytime, the chair can appoint an executive officer to run meetings and keep records, and the state must give the board free, accessible office space.
A veteran nonprofit board needs a place to hold meetings and store documents.
Because the board’s chair can appoint someone to keep records and the department must supply meeting space at no cost, the board can use a free, wheelchair‑friendly office.
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§ 71 Board Chair And Officer Duties
Last verified: January 11, 2026