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According to Britannica, "quorum, in parliamentary procedure, the number of members whose presence is required before a meeting can legally take action. The quorum refers to the number present, not to the number voting. The presiding officer, in determining the presence of a quorum, counts all members visible, whether voting or not. There is no requirement to announce the names of members so counted. A quorum is a majority unless the law, charter, constitution, bylaws, or articles creating the body fixes it at a different figure or proportion."
There's also a Pulaski County Quorum Court in Arkansas.
