What is the role of Sub Deb Club committees and how are chairs chosen?

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Committees in a Sub Deb Club are meant to oversee specific areas such as fundraising, events, communications, or membership, and they report to the board to ensure governance and accountability. This setup keeps tasks focused, progress tracked, and the board informed, while the committee handles the details. The chair leads the committee and is chosen either by appointment from the president or by an election of committee members, providing either executive direction or member-based leadership. The other options don’t fit governance practice: day-to-day operations and staffing are generally handled by staff or the board, not a standing committee; being advisory only with no reporting obligations would weaken oversight; and committees do not replace the board during meetings.