Was July 1st "Executive Session" Legit?

Was the "Executive Session" before the July 1st Board meeting legitimate?

Robert's Rules of Order (RONR) §9:24 explains how to enter Executive Session:

"A meeting enters into executive session only when required by rule or established custom or upon the adoption of a motion to do so. A motion to go into (or out of) executive session is a question of privilege (19) and is adopted by a majority vote." [Source: RONR 12th Edition

After the Regular Meeting began, when was the Motion? When was the majority vote?

The Board's meeting before the Regular Meeting was not an Executive Session. It was a private, closed, secret, pre-board meeting or workshop.

If there was no vote on the two appointments to the Board in the open, Regular Meeting, were the appointments valid? No.

If there was no vote in an election of a Secretary or a Treasurer in the open, Regular Meeting, does the HOA have a legitimate Secretary and Treasurer? No.

There is a State Law requiring both a Secretary and a Treasurer.

Worse, if the announced "Treasurer" signs a bank signatory card, is that banking fraud? I'm pretty sure that would be a Federal and a State crime.

If the announced "Treasurer" begins controlling and directing HOA funds, is that banking fraud?

The Board still has two vacancies (should have three), and the HOA has no Secretary or Treasurer.

Will somebody please wake up the Voting Members? Oh, wait; there is only one legitimate, duly-elected Voting Member. There should be 28.

Is it time for the Members (homeowners) to haul the HOA into court and get business matters back on course?

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