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New York Education Law Section 204 - Meetings And Absences.

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    § 204. Meetings  and  absences.    The regents may provide for regular
  meetings, and the chancellor, or the commissioner of education,  or  any
  five  regents,  may  at  any time call a special meeting of the board of
  regents and fix the time and place therefor;  and  at  least  ten  days'
  notice  of  every  meeting  shall be mailed to the usual address of each
  regent.  If any regent shall fail to attend three consecutive  meetings,
  without excuse accepted as satisfactory by the regents, he may be deemed
  to  have  resigned  and the regents shall then report the vacancy to the
  legislature, which shall fill it.

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