How often must board meetings be held according to the regulations?

Board meetings must be held at least semi-annually according to the regulations. This requirement ensures that the board is actively engaged in the governance of the chiropractic practice and that any necessary decisions or issues can be addressed in a timely manner. By meeting at least twice a year, the board can remain informed about the operations, compliance, and overall health of the practice. This frequency strikes a balance between ensuring adequate oversight and allowing for sufficient flexibility in scheduling. Regular meetings help maintain consistency in communication and decision-making processes, which is crucial for effective governance within the chiropractic profession.