Some meetings have a constitution, a list of written rules that guides how the meeting is conducted and stipulates how many members must be present before the meeting can take place. This is called:
A) a quorum.
B) a majority.
C) consensus.
D) a 'first past the post' vote.
E) proportional representation.

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A quorum is the minimum number of members required to be present at a meeting in order for official business to be conducted. The number of members required for a quorum is usually specified in the organization's constitution or bylaws.

Some Meetings Have a Constitution, a List of Written Rules