What type of vote is required for the revocation of a license by the board?

The revocation of a license by a board typically requires a majority vote. This means that more than half of the board members present must agree to the revocation for it to take effect. A majority vote ensures that there is a significant consensus among board members, balancing the authority they hold with the need for accountability and fairness in decision-making.

Requiring a majority rather than a full or unanimous vote allows boards to make decisions even when not all members are present, facilitating more efficient governance. It reflects a democratic approach, where the opinions of a larger group are weighted more heavily than those of a smaller minority, while still ensuring that there is enough support for consequential actions like license revocation.