Committees, Voting, And Parliamentary Procedures Practice Test

How long does a special committee exist?

Until it completes its assigned task. For two years regardless. For one session only. Indefinitely until replaced.

Correct Answer:

Until it completes its assigned task.

Explanation:

Special committees are temporary by design. They exist only as long as the task they were created to perform remains unfinished. Once the assigned work is completed, the committee is disbanded and no longer exists. This makes the duration specifically tied to finishing the assigned task, rather than following a set calendar like two years or a single session, or remaining indefinitely or until someone replaces it. So the duration is determined by the completion of the assigned task.

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