Who can call for additional meetings of the Board of Pharmacy?

The correct answer is that the president or two-thirds of the board members can call for additional meetings of the Board of Pharmacy. This provision ensures that there is a structured process for convening meetings, which is essential for maintaining the board's functionality and responsiveness to relevant issues in pharmacy practice and regulation. By allowing the president or a significant majority of members to initiate additional meetings, the board can ensure that important matters can be addressed without being hindered by a lack of quorum or a single point of failure. This promotes democratic participation and ensures that diverse perspectives are considered when decisions are made.

Other options do not provide a mechanism that aligns with the need for collaborative governance. Allowing only any board member or a specific individual like the governor or the secretary to call meetings could limit the board's efficiency and responsiveness in addressing urgent regulatory or public health issues. Thus, the stipulation for the president or a two-thirds majority effectively balances the need for leadership with the inclusion of member input.