What must be done after the second consecutive missed meeting by a BOP member?

After a Board of Pharmacy (BOP) member misses their second consecutive meeting, it is required that the secretary informs the member in writing. This process is designed to formally notify the member of their missed meetings and may serve as a reminder of their obligations and responsibilities.

This approach emphasizes communication with the member before taking any further steps, such as including potential resignation or removal. It allows the member an opportunity to respond or address any issues they might be facing that impact their attendance. Establishing a record of communication is important for maintaining transparency and ensuring that members understand the implications of their attendance.

In contrast, other options represent actions that may occur later in the process, but they typically would not be the immediate response to missed meetings without first notifying the member officially.