2.11 Emergency Presidential Incapacity: UUA Governance Manual
In order to protect the Association from a sudden temporary loss of the President’s ministry and leadership, the President shall not have fewer than two other senior executives who are familiar with the work and structure of the Board and the President’s ministry and work.
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Last updated on Thursday, February 28, 2013.
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