What constitutes a quorum at CLPNA meetings?

A quorum at CLPNA meetings is defined as a minimum number of members that must be present to legally conduct business. In this case, having 15 regulated members present ensures that decisions made during the meeting are representative of the larger body of members. This number is significant as it allows for sufficient participation and deliberation, which is crucial for effective governance and for maintaining the integrity of the meeting's outcomes.

Options that specify a percentage of members, such as 5%, 10%, or those stating numbers lower than 15, do not meet the necessary threshold established by the organization to ensure meaningful participation. In this context, the focus is on having a specific, tangible number of members present to uphold the meeting's legitimacy and ensure that decisions reflect a collective agreement among the regulated members.