How many general types of powers, duties, and responsibilities for officers are there?
- 2
- 3
- 1
- 6
What are legislative powers, duties, and responsibilities?
- They are ones provided for by statue or law.
- They are ones which can be delegated in all cases.
- They are powers etc. that are only expressly given.
- All of the other answers are correct.
How many types of administrative duties are there?
- 2
- 3
- 1
- 6
What do discretionary powers rely on?
- Trust
- Wisdom
- Integrity
- All of the other answers are correct.
Discretionary powers assigned by bylaws, statue, or charter can ____.
- never be delegated
- be delegated only by the board
- be delegated by the assembly
- be delegated by the officer responsible for them
What are ministerial duties and powers?
- Ones that involve no use of discretion.
- Ones where the functions are mechanical or clerical.
- Ones that can be delegated.
- All of the other answers are correct.
If a committee delegates some job to others, _____.
- the committee remains responsible for what is done
- responsibility totally transfers to those who are delegated to do the job
- the committee can transfer responsibility if it so desires
- A committee cannot delegate a job to others.
Where should the term of office be defined?
- In the bylaws
- In the Parliamentary Authority
- In the standing rules
- All of the other answers are correct.
If there are term limits, they are in _____.
- the bylaws
- the parliamentary authority
- the standing rules
- All of the other answers are correct.
Term limits may _____.
- prevent domination by one group
- limit the rights of members to elect who they wish
- not work for the overall good of the society
- All of the other answers are correct.
If a member serves a partial term and there are term limits, the member _____.
- may be elected to a full term
- must be elected to a full term
- is in office for a full term
- cannot be elected to a full term
If the requirements for an office include serving a term in another office, a member must serve ____.
- at least half of a term in the first office
- at least one day in the first office
- a full term in the first office
- Such a limitation is not valid as it limits the rights of the membership.
If an election is delayed for some reason, ____.
- the current officers continue in office
- the organization is leaderless
- only the president is in office
- None of the other answers are correct.
The rules for vacancies should be _____.
- in the bylaws
- in the standing rules
- in the parliamentary authority
- All of the other answers are correct.
When an officer has abandoned an office, the board or members should _____.
- declare the office vacant before electing somebody into the office
- just fill the office
- hold a trial to remove the officer and then fill the office
- None of the other answers is correct.
How is a vacancy filled?
- By the body that originally elected the officer is bylaws are silent.
- By the body that is given the right in the bylaws.
- Sometimes by the membership in a special election
- All of the other answers are correct.
If some group other than the membership fills an office, ____.
- the term is only to the next election
- the term is until the next time that office is up for election
- the term is for a full term
- the term is determined by the group filling the office
Where should removal and suspension of officers be provided for?
- The bylaws
- The standing rules
- The parliamentary authority
- All of the other answers are correct.
Who can remove an officer, directors, or committee members?
- The power that originally elected or appointed them.
- The board
- The assembly
- All of the other answers are correct.
Which of the following is a valid reason for removal from office?
- Willful neglect of duty.
- Failure to disclose necessary information on matters of business.
- Unauthorized use of organization funds.
- All of the other answers are correct.