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Films, Videos, and Publications Classification Act 1993

Bodies - Film and Literature Board of Review

100: Meetings of Board

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"How the Film and Literature Board of Review Holds Meetings"

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You are part of the Film and Literature Board of Review. The Board meets when it needs to. It meets at different times and places. You need to have the President and at least 4 other members to conduct a review, except when section 101 says otherwise. The President and members make decisions together. They decide by majority vote. If the members disagree, the person in charge makes the decision. The Board makes its own rules, as long as it follows the law.

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Film and Literature Board of Review

100Meetings of Board

  1. The Board of Review shall meet for the conduct of its business at such times and places as it considers necessary.

  2. Subject to section 101, every review shall be conducted by the President and at least 4 other members of the Board.

  3. Every question before a meeting of the Board as constituted under subsection (2) or under section 101 shall be determined by the opinion of the majority of members at the meeting, and when the members are equally divided in their opinions, that of the person who is presiding at the meeting shall prevail.

  4. Subject to the provisions of this Act, the Board shall determine its own procedure.