Who determines the election process for the chair and other officers of the Board?

The correct answer is that the Board itself determines the election process for the chair and other officers. This allows for internal governance structures where members can establish their own procedures that align with their specific needs and operational dynamics. By having the Board set the election process, it ensures that the members who are involved in the daily operations and regulatory oversight have a direct hand in how leadership positions are filled. This self-governance is common in many professional boards to promote autonomy and facilitate decision-making that reflects the priorities and values of the Board’s members.