What constitutes a quorum for the Body Art Approval Board?

A quorum for the Body Art Approval Board is established when any three members are present to conduct business. This requirement ensures that a sufficient number of board members are available to engage in discussions, make decisions, and vote on matters concerning body art regulations and practices. Having three members present allows for a diverse representation of opinions and reduces the likelihood of decisions being made by an insufficiently informed or biased group.

The option stating that all members must be present would be impractical as it could lead to frequent inability to hold meetings if any member is absent. Similarly, stating that two members are enough to hold a meeting may not provide the necessary variety of viewpoints, potentially limiting the board's effectiveness. Lastly, requiring a majority of sworn officers to attend does not reflect the administrative nature of the Body Art Approval Board, which may include non-sworn members. Thus, establishing a quorum with three members strikes a balance that promotes effective governance within the board's activities.