MO HB1741

Allows directors to consent to corporate actions in writing or by electronic transmission instead of requiring an in-person meeting, with all members' consent having the same force as a unanimous vote.

Permits regular board meetings to be held without notice if bylaws allow, while special meetings require notice as prescribed by bylaws.

Establishes that a director's attendance at a meeting constitutes a waiver of notice, except when the director explicitly objects to the meeting's legality.

Requires the secretary to file written consents or electronic transmissions with meeting minutes in the same format as the minutes themselves (paper or electronic).

Defines "electronic transmission" for consent purposes according to the definition in section 351.245 of Missouri law.