Oregon corporate bylaws will dictate the requirements placed on its board of directors and officers while in effect. Accompanying these provisions should be a complete listing of the members of this board, or that of the officers governing the corporation, and a description of the protocols they must observe when organizing votes, meetings, and committees.
The incorporators or board of directors that have drafted and set the initial bylaws in effect for the Oregon corporation should also make an effort to present the defining characteristics of the corporation by including provisions ranging from the corporation’s hiring/firing practices to its day-to-day operations.
Is it REQUIRED in Oregon?
Yes. Oregon state laws (OR. Rev. Stat. § 60.061) dictate that a corporation in this state must have bylaws that are approved by either its incorporator(s) or its board of directors.
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