How many board members form a quorum for the ASET Investigative Committee?

A quorum is the minimum number of members required to be present for the committee to conduct its business and make decisions. For the ASET Investigative Committee, the requirement for a quorum is a majority of the committee members. This ensures that decisions are made through a significant representation of the committee, reflecting a broader consensus and facilitating fair decision-making.

Having a majority as the quorum requirement safeguards the integrity of the committee's operations by preventing a small number of members from making decisions that could impact all members or the organization. The other options provide either insufficient representation or do not align with the standard practice of requiring a majority to maintain effective governance.