Which statement is accurate about 'clear days' for calculating notice periods?

Which statement is accurate about 'clear days' for calculating notice periods?

• A. It excludes the day of the board resolution and the day of the meeting
• B. It includes weekends in the calculation
• C. It excludes only the day of the notice
• D. It excludes the day after the meeting

Answer: (A)

Clear days are counted to give the recipient a full period to respond, and you do not count the day the notice is given (the board resolution) or the day the meeting will occur. In other words, the start and end days are left out, and all days in between are counted, even if they fall on weekends or holidays. Therefore, the accurate statement is that the calculation excludes the day of the board resolution and the day of the meeting. The other options either misstate which days are excluded or imply a different treatment of weekends or the start/end days.

Clear days are counted to give the recipient a full period to respond, and you do not count the day the notice is given (the board resolution) or the day the meeting will occur. In other words, the start and end days are left out, and all days in between are counted, even if they fall on weekends or holidays. Therefore, the accurate statement is that the calculation excludes the day of the board resolution and the day of the meeting. The other options either misstate which days are excluded or imply a different treatment of weekends or the start/end days.