What is required for a quorum at the National Leadership Conference?

A quorum is the minimum number of members required to be present at a meeting to make the proceedings of that meeting valid. For the National Leadership Conference of FBLA, a majority of the registered voting delegates is necessary to constitute a quorum. This means that more than half of the delegates who have registered and are eligible to vote must be present in order to conduct official business, such as making decisions or voting on resolutions.

Having a majority of the registered voting delegates ensures that the decisions made reflect the will of a significant portion of the membership, providing legitimacy and stability to the proceedings of the conference. This requirement is in place to prevent a small group from making decisions that could affect a larger body without adequate representation.