Who may call a committee meeting?

• A. The committee chair
• B. The committee chair or any two of a committee's members may call a meeting
• C. Any member of the organization
• D. The secretary

Answer: (B)

Calling a committee meeting is about who has the authority to start the gathering. In this framework, the committee chair can call a meeting to order and set the agenda. If the chair isn’t available or needs to convene without waiting, any two members of the committee can requisition a meeting. This keeps control of meetings inside the committee and prevents a single person from blocking essential business. The secretary mainly handles notices and minutes, not the sole power to call a meeting. So the rule that the chair can call a meeting, and two members can call one if needed, is the correct guidance.