HRS §421-17
When members can vote on board decisions
This section lets a cooperative's rules say that if enough directors ask, a board decision must be put to a member vote before it takes effect. The request must happen at the same meeting where the decision is made. No other details are given.
condominium associations
The statute, as written — Referendum
The articles or bylaws may provide that upon demand of two-fifths of all the directors, any matter of policy that has been approved or passed by the board must be referred to the members for their approval before it becomes effective. No referendum shall be allowed unless it is demanded by the required number of directors at the meeting at which the matter of policy in question is adopted.
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