Who appoints committees?

Who appoints committees?

• A. President
• B. Vice President
• C. Secretary
• D. Advisor

Answer: (A)

In meetings that use parliamentary procedure, the person who runs the meeting—the President—appoints committees. This individual assigns tasks, selects committee chairs, and organizes special groups to handle programs, activities, or issues the chapter is working on. The Advisor can offer suggestions and guidance, and members can propose ideas, but the formal appointment comes from the President as part of leading the session. The Vice President, Secretary, and other roles support the process in other ways, but they don't typically hold the authority to appoint committees on their own.

In meetings that use parliamentary procedure, the person who runs the meeting—the President—appoints committees. This individual assigns tasks, selects committee chairs, and organizes special groups to handle programs, activities, or issues the chapter is working on. The Advisor can offer suggestions and guidance, and members can propose ideas, but the formal appointment comes from the President as part of leading the session. The Vice President, Secretary, and other roles support the process in other ways, but they don't typically hold the authority to appoint committees on their own.