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HOA Q&A: Can a new Board of Directors meet in private to decide who wants what position?
Q: In December a new board is elected. In my certification call they said that the new board should not go off in private to decide who wants what position - that it should be done in front of owners that are in attendance. Is that true? --R.W., St. Petersburg
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