North Carolina Funeral Law Practice Exam

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Which of these roles is NOT typically selected by a crematory authority?

Chairman
Vice-chairman
Secretary
President

The correct answer is: President

The role that is not typically selected by a crematory authority is the president. In many administrative or organizational structures, especially within crematory authorities or similar entities, the roles such as chairman, vice-chairman, and secretary are commonly designated to individuals responsible for overseeing operations, managing meetings, and maintaining records. The president, while an important leadership role in various organizations, may not be a position explicitly defined or necessary within the structure of a crematory authority, depending on its specific governance model. This can vary with the size and complexity of the organization, but it's often the case that less formal governance structures prioritize roles like chairman and secretary to maintain operational efficiency in crematory settings. Understanding the typical roles within such authorities helps clarify their functional needs and organizational hierarchies.