§ 1.8 Quorum

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

For the Hawaiʻi Board of Bar Examiners to conduct official business, at least 15 board members must be present. This minimum number is called a quorum.

If fewer than 15 members show up to a meeting, the board cannot make decisions or take official action. This rule makes sure that enough board members are involved before any important decisions get made, so the outcome reflects the views of a solid group rather than just a handful of people.