What constitutes a quorum for the ASET Practice Review Board?

A quorum is the minimum number of members required to be present in order for the board to conduct its business or make decisions. In the context of the ASET Practice Review Board, a majority of the board members constitutes a quorum because it ensures that decisions are made based on the agreement of more than half of the members, reflecting a broader consensus.

This requirement prevents a small number of members from making binding decisions and emphasizes the importance of collective decision-making. It guarantees that the board's actions are representative of the overall membership, which is crucial for maintaining transparency and accountability within the organization. The other potential options either do not provide sufficient participation or require a less representative fraction of members, which could undermine the effectiveness of the board’s governance.