Once elected, board members will generally remain in office until their terms of office expire. In certain circumstances, a person is no longer considered a board member if they: become bankrupt under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (Canada) are more than 60 days: late in their condo contributions in default of a court judgment for money owing to the condo corporation are or become a represented adult under the Adult Guardianship and Trusteeship Act are convicted of an indictable offense resign by serving a written notice to the corporation are removed by ordinary resolution A corporation can remove a board member by ordinary resolution and appoint another person in that member’s place for the remainder of the term. Check your registered bylaws for further guidance or restrictions. For example, some bylaws will allow condo board members to be re-elected and serve consecutive terms. But some place restrictions on a board members’ length of service.