California CodesBusiness and Professions CodeDivision 10 — CannabisChapter 22 — Cannabis Cooperative AssociationsArticle 6 — Directors and Management

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Section 26226Requires a cannabis cooperative association’s affairs to be managed by a board containing at least three directors elected by the members or…Section 26226.1Allows a cannabis cooperative association’s bylaws to divide its membership territory into districts and elect directors from those districts. Requires bylaws using…Section 26226.2Allows association bylaws to provide for primary elections to nominate directors. When the bylaws divide the association’s membership territory into districts, they…Section 26226.3Allows bylaws to divide an association’s membership territory into districts and have directors elected by district-elected representatives or advisers. If that structure…Section 26226.4Allows association bylaws to provide for one or more directors chosen by a public official or commission or by the other member-selected…Section 26226.5Allows a cannabis cooperative association’s bylaws to create an executive committee and assign that committee all functions and powers of the board…Section 26226.6Allows an association to provide fair compensation for the time its officers and directors actually spend serving the association and for services…Section 26226.7Requires a board vacancy arising for a reason other than term expiration to be filled by majority vote of the remaining directors…Section 26226.8Requires association directors to elect a president, at least one vice president, a secretary, a treasurer, and any additional bylaw-prescribed officers; one…Section 26226.9Allows members to seek removal of an officer or director by written charges plus a petition signed by 5 percent of members,…

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