The International General Council elects the Council of Eighteen. Which body makes this appointment?

• A. The General Council
• B. The International General Council
• C. The International Executive Committee
• D. The General Assembly

Answer: (B)

The key idea here is who has the authority to appoint. If the statement says the International General Council elects the Council of Eighteen, then the appointing body is the International General Council itself. In this governance setup, that council is the body charged with electing the Council of Eighteen, while the other bodies—such as the General Council, the International Executive Committee, or the General Assembly—serve different roles and do not perform this particular appointment.