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Incorporated associations are required to keep a record of their proceedings and that record is typically the minutes of board meetings. Yet the law doesn't specify exactly what minutes should include (or omit). Clear minutes serve many purposes; they can eliminate disputes, provide clarity and greatly reduce expenses if facts stated in the minutes can challenged long after the minutes were adopted.
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