What is the required majority for a vote to be passed at owner General membership meetings according to the NPCC?

The requirement for a vote to be passed at owner General membership meetings according to the NPCC is a majority of the votes cast. This means that for a motion to pass, more than half of the votes that are actually cast by members during the meeting are needed. This approach allows for decisions to be made based on the participation of those present, rather than requiring all members to weigh in or needing a larger consensus across the entire membership.

A simple majority provides flexibility and facilitates decision-making within the community while ensuring that active participation is a factor in moving forward with community matters. It encourages member involvement and streamlines the voting process, as it does not impose stricter thresholds like two-thirds or unanimous consent, which could hinder effective governance and prolong decision-making.