SkillsUSA Professional Development Test (PDT) Practice Test

Which is not considered a standing committee?

Parliamentary Procedure Finance Committee Audit Committee Program Committee

Correct Answer:

Parliamentary Procedure

Explanation:

Standing committees are permanent groups created by bylaws to handle ongoing areas of responsibility. They keep working from term to term across years. Finance, Audit, and Program are typical examples because they cover recurring duties like budgeting, financial oversight, and planning activities that require continuous attention. Parliamentary Procedure, however, is usually treated as a temporary or topic-focused area—formed to address meeting rules or procedures for a specific purpose or period and then disbanded. So, parliamentary procedure is not considered a standing committee.

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