This wili a&owl&& reoeipt of your letter of reoent date requeotlng the opinion of this depertment on the above stated questiom 20 r;uote in snrt from your letter RS followel,,.~ I.~~

. . “~~ --TJ& er 'th~laa rs6g&&tiag the dfitlea of

5.h.s oe;nbera, each 20ard nanbar llust sign “Yhe license certificates issued to the e0OtOSS w%O -pass the written exstinatlon and t.kose who are accepted by rociprccity -iiith other states. Zr. ;~'?.illi~s is not able to attend the iiiaetine,s and *2 Zion. :..arlon Ii. Erown, ;-age 8

cannot sign the license oertifioates of the applicants. 'This fact was disoussed at the last Zoerd Seeting, and, as i'resldsnt, I ~vas requested to secure a ruling from you . . .I'

The only statutory law we haYe iouud in the manner of how the oertificatee are to be iseued to dootors who haoe passed the -grescribed examinations is Article 4503, i&vised Civil Statutes. The pertinent portion thereof protides:

n . All certitiostes shall be atteeted bo the's~al of the %oard and sisnod bv 311 mem- b&s of the 3oard, or a ouorum thereof . . .* (Uudersooring ours)

Artfole 14, ZeYised Civil Statutes, grorides: The majority of any lsgally constituted board OT oommission, uuless otherwise speciric- a quorum for the ally provided, shall constitute transaction of business.* .

There fs no provision speoifioally ;roviding as to the number oonstltuting a quorum of the Eoard of xedical Zx- aminers. therefore is answered inthe nffirma-

Your question tive.

Yours very truly