The board shall issue all rules based on a vote of a majority of the board at a regular or special meeting. The issuance of a disciplinary action or disciplinary order of the board is not limited by this subsection.

• A. False
• B. True
• C. Not specified
• D. Only for disciplinary actions

Answer: (B)

The main point is the distinction between how the board adopts general rules and how it issues disciplinary actions. Rules must be adopted by a majority vote of the board at a regular or special meeting, ensuring broad policy agreement. But disciplinary actions or disciplinary orders come from the board’s enforcement authority and are not limited by that rulemaking subsection. That carve-out makes sense because disciplinary actions are adjudicative, addressing specific conduct and sanctions, and follow their own due-process and statutory procedures. So the statement is true: the board’s rulemaking requires a majority vote, yet disciplinary actions are governed by different procedures and are not restricted by the rulemaking subsection.