In accordance with the replaceable rules under the Corporations Act, at least two directors must be present at the directors' meeting before business can be validly conducted provided the company is not a single director company.

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The replaceable rules under the Corporations Act stipulate that for a directors' meeting to be valid for the purpose of conducting business, a quorum must be present, and this typically requires at least two directors, unless the company is a proprietary company with a single director/shareholder.

In Accordance with the Replaceable Rules Under the Corporations Act