Rule 3.6 Reappointment

Here's a plain-English summary of this rule:

This rule explains how many times someone can be reappointed to serve on the Board. If a member finishes a full term, they can be reappointed one time after that term ends. So in total, a member could serve their original term plus one more term.

There's a special rule for people who fill in when a spot opens up early, like if someone leaves the Board before their term is done. If that replacement member serves less than a year before their partial term ends, they get a bit more flexibility. They can be reappointed twice, giving them a chance to serve longer than someone who was appointed to a full term from the start.

The idea behind this rule is to balance fresh perspectives on the Board with enough experience to do the job well. It also makes sure that people who step in for a short time to fill a vacancy aren't unfairly limited compared to members who started with a full term.