Legal Definitions - regular meeting

A regular meeting is a gathering of people who have a common interest to discuss or act on matters related to their organization. It is a formal meeting that is held periodically at a set time, as specified in the organization's governing documents or under a standing rule or schedule that the deliberative assembly has adopted. The meeting begins with a call to order and continues until the assembly adjourns.

• An annual meeting is held once a year to elect or install officers or directors and to conduct other routine organizational business.
• A business meeting is a formal meeting called for considering business, as opposed to a purely educational or social event.
• A regular meeting of a book club is held every month to discuss a chosen book.

These examples illustrate how a regular meeting is a formal gathering of people who have a common interest to discuss or act on matters related to their organization. The meetings are held periodically at a set time and follow a specific agenda or order of business.