A Resolution of Board of Directors Setting Fee of Director is a document that outlines the fees that will be paid to board members for their work. This resolution is typically passed by the board of directors of a company or organization and sets out the compensation for directors, including any salary, bonuses, or other forms of payment. The resolution also defines the conditions under which the fees will be paid, including the frequency of payment and any limits or thresholds that must be met. It also specifies the duties and responsibilities of the directors and the company’s policy on conflict of interest. There are two types of Resolution of Board of Directors Setting Fee of Director: 1. Fixed Fee Resolution: This type of resolution sets out a fixed fee that is to be paid to each director, regardless of the number of meetings or other activities they attend or the amount of work they do. 2. Variable Fee Resolution: This type of resolution sets out a variable fee that is based on the amount of work done by the directors, such as the number of meetings attended or the number of tasks accomplished.