sec.60Quorum at committee meetings

### sec.60 Quorum at committee meetings At a meeting of the committee, a quorum is at least half the number of voting members of the committee. If there are 6 voting members of the committee, a quorum is 3. If there are 7 voting members of the committee, a quorum is 4. For deciding whether there is a quorum, a voting member who is present— is counted as 1; or if the member has the proxy for an absent voting member and the use of proxies for the meeting is not prohibited under section 121 (2) or 124 (2) (b) —is counted as 2. A non-voting member who is present is not counted for deciding whether there is a quorum. In this section— present means present personally or by electronic means. (sec.60-ssec.1) At a meeting of the committee, a quorum is at least half the number of voting members of the committee. If there are 6 voting members of the committee, a quorum is 3. If there are 7 voting members of the committee, a quorum is 4. (sec.60-ssec.2) For deciding whether there is a quorum, a voting member who is present— is counted as 1; or if the member has the proxy for an absent voting member and the use of proxies for the meeting is not prohibited under section 121 (2) or 124 (2) (b) —is counted as 2. (sec.60-ssec.3) A non-voting member who is present is not counted for deciding whether there is a quorum. (sec.60-ssec.4) In this section— present means present personally or by electronic means. - 1 If there are 6 voting members of the committee, a quorum is 3. - 2 If there are 7 voting members of the committee, a quorum is 4. - (a) is counted as 1; or - (b) if the member has the proxy for an absent voting member and the use of proxies for the meeting is not prohibited under section 121 (2) or 124 (2) (b) —is counted as 2.