What is one potential consequence of a director undermining the board's decisions?

A director undermining the board's decisions can lead to personal liability for outcomes because they are expected to act in the best interests of the community association and uphold the collective decisions made by the board. When a director acts contrary to board decisions, they can breach their fiduciary duties, which may result in legal consequences. This personal liability can manifest in various ways, such as financial responsibility for any negative outcomes that arise from their actions or decisions that go against the established direction of the board. Fiduciary duties require directors to act loyally and prudently, and undermining board decisions directly contradicts these obligations. This situation could also lead to a lack of trust among board members and affect the overall governance of the community association.