When the CBCA was considered by the Legislature it contained a similar provision, but the Legislature reinstated the unanimous vote requirement when acting without a meeting. The section providing for written ballot includes a requirement of written information sufficient to permit each person casting a ballot to reach an informed decision on the matter. Provided that enough votes are submitted by written ballot to constitute a quorum if the matter were considered at a meeting, approval by written ballot is by the same vote as would be required at a meeting. Voting entitlement may be varied by the articles or bylaws, but in the absence of other provisions, only voting members are entitled to vote with respect to any matter submitted to a vote of members. Unless otherwise provided voting members are entitled to vote with respect to all matters submitted to a vote of the members.
Provision is made for voting agreements.
Directors and Officers . Unless otherwise provided, each nonprofit corporation shall have a board of directors, but it may be known by any other name. The governing body shall consist of one or more persons. Flexibility is provided in the way directors may be selected. Boards may be self perpetuating, directors may be elected by members or appointed by another body, or they may serve ex officio while serving in another capacity.