Which is true about how board meetings should be conducted? Question 49 options: The purpose of board meetings is for boards to have board-only discussions, so meetings should be limited to just board members. Staff or other stakeholder perspectives should not be considered or welcomed during board discussions. Boards should (1) focus agenda topics on and engage in deep-dive discussions of significant issues that fall within the board's domain, (2) use consent agendas to minimize discussion of routine matters during board meetings; and (3) conduct research and analysis on substantive topics prior to board meetings. Minutes from board meetings should include detailed, "blow-by-blow" narratives of board proceedings so that it is clear what the details of the conversation entailed (i.e., who said what, who responded to comments from others, what each person's perspective was, etc.). The "Bunny Slipper Rule" indicates that all board activities (routine activities and substantive research, analysis, reading, etc.) best occur when the group is together as a whole and should not take place out of the actual board meeting