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14-116-306. Members — Compensation.
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14-116-306. Members — Compensation.
The directors provided for, upon majority vote of the board, may receive the sum of no more than two hundred dollars ($200) each day as compensation for attending meetings of the board or any of its committees. However, not more than four hundred dollars ($400) shall be paid to any director for meetings held in any one (1) calendar month, together with the director's reasonable and necessary expenses.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 14-116-306
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14-116-306. Members — Compensation.
The directors provided for, upon majority vote of the board, may receive the sum of no more than two hundred dollars ($200) each day as compensation for attending meetings of the board or any of its committees. However, not more than four hundred dollars ($400) shall be paid to any director for meetings held in any one (1) calendar month, together with the director's reasonable and necessary expenses.
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