What must be delivered to the member at least three days before the meeting?

• A. The charges
• B. The minutes
• C. The agenda
• D. The attendance list

Answer: (A)

Notice of formal charges and due process require delivering charges to a member at least three days before the meeting. This ensures the member can understand the allegations, prepare a response, and bring any supporting information or witnesses to the discussion. The minutes are produced after the meeting as an official record of what occurred. The agenda is the planned list of topics to discuss and is usually shared in advance, but the specific three-day requirement applies to notifying charges. The attendance list simply records who will be present and is not the notice that needs to be given to a member before the meeting.