Who is responsible for setting the times and places of the Board meetings?

The Board is responsible for setting the times and places of its meetings in accordance with its established procedures and regulations. This autonomy allows the Board to effectively manage its agenda, ensuring that it can address regulatory matters, oversee professional standards, and respond to the needs of the profession as they arise. The ability to determine their own meeting schedule is essential for the Board to fulfill its responsibilities effectively and maintain an organized approach to governance and decision-making.

In contrast, the other entities listed do not hold this authority regarding the Board's operational functions. While the Governor may appoint members or influence the creation of the Board, they do not dictate meeting logistics. The Secretary's role typically involves administrative functions rather than setting specific meeting times and locations. Legislative bodies may oversee or create laws related to the Board, but they do not control the day-to-day operations or scheduling of Board meetings. Thus, the Board retains this responsibility to facilitate its governance effectively.