Which two officials jointly approve the district property decisions?

• A. State Overseer
• B. District Overseer
• C. State Overseer and District Overseer
• D. International General Assembly

Answer: (C)

District property decisions are handled with oversight from both levels of governance to ensure accountability and unity between state and district leadership. The two officials who must approve together are the State Overseer and the District Overseer, so that neither level acts alone and policies are respected across the broader structure. This joint approval protects against unilateral action and keeps property decisions aligned with overarching guidelines. A single official wouldn’t capture the necessary balance of state and district perspectives, and the International General Assembly typically handles broader, not routine district property matters.