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The Council forms an Examination Committee, a Standing Committee. Besides the President and the Vice-President, who sit ex officio, how many members may the Council elect to it from among its own members?
Each Standing Committee has the President and Vice-President as ex officio members, plus a minimum of three and a maximum of five members elected by the Council from amongst its own members. The number is therefore not open-ended.
- AExactly two members
- BMinimum three and maximum five membersCorrect
- CMinimum five and maximum seven members
- DAny number the Council decides, with no limit
Explanation
Section 17(3) provides that each Standing Committee consists of the President and Vice-President ex officio plus a minimum of three and maximum of five members elected by the Council from among its members. Two, or five to seven, fall outside this range.
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