Who appoints the Standing Boards?

• A. General Overseer
• B. International Executive Committee
• C. International General Assembly
• D. Council of Eighteen

Answer: (B)

Standing Boards are the ongoing governance bodies that oversee key ministries and administrative functions between international assemblies. The authority to appoint these boards is vested in the International Executive Committee, because this body operates with executive responsibility between General Assembly meetings and can establish and sanction the permanent boards necessary for continuous leadership and accountability. The General Overseer leads but does not hold the formal appointment power for standing boards; the International General Assembly sets broad policy and direction, while the Council of Eighteen serves in a advisory or supplemental role rather than appointing standing boards.