Who executes the business of The Links when Assembly is not in session (in between Assemblies)?

• A. Executive Council
• B. National President
• C. Program Committee
• D. Executive Board

Answer: (A)

When a formal assembly isn’t in session, the work of running the organization is carried out by its governing body that acts between assemblies. In The Links, that responsibility falls to the Executive Council. This council is the group empowered to implement policies, approve budgets, oversee programs, and manage day-to-day operations so the organization continues smoothly until the next assembly.

The National President leads and represents the group, but the execution of ongoing business is carried out by the Executive Council as a collective body. The Program Committee handles planning and delivering programs, not the overall governance and execution of all organizational affairs. The Executive Board may exist in other contexts or organizations, but in this case the inter-assembly authority is the Executive Council.