Which statement best aligns with the material about calling a committee meeting?

• A. Only the chair can call a meeting
• B. The chair or any two of a committee's members may call a meeting
• C. A committee cannot call a meeting
• D. The secretary must call every meeting

Answer: (B)

The main idea is who has the authority to call a committee meeting. The material states that the chair can call a meeting, but if needed, any two members of the committee can also call one. This setup keeps leadership in the chair while ensuring the group can proceed even if the chair isn’t available, by letting two members initiate the meeting when urgent business arises. It balances authority and member initiative so meetings aren’t blocked or delayed. The other options don’t fit because they either assign the power to a single person only, say the committee can’t call a meeting, or place that duty on the secretary.