Which option is NOT a requirement for holding board meetings?

The correct choice reflects the fact that while board meetings often emphasize transparency and accountability, there is no explicit requirement for meetings to have a public agenda in Nevada law governing chiropractic boards. Many boards may choose to have a public agenda to ensure transparency for stakeholders and the public, but it is not a mandated requirement across the board.

In contrast, holding meetings at least once a year, conducting them within state boundaries, and allowing emergency meetings to be called by a specified number of members are all established requirements. This ensures that the board remains functional and accessible, promoting effective governance while adhering to regulatory standards.