Which statement best describes National Honorary Life members?

Which statement best describes National Honorary Life members?

• A. They vote and hold offices at the national level
• B. They do not vote or hold office and do not pay dues
• C. They must pay dues but cannot vote
• D. They are limited to local chapters

Answer: (B)

National Honorary Life members are recognized for distinguished service to FBLA and are kept as a lifetime honorary status. Because their role is honorary rather than active governance, they do not have voting rights and cannot hold national offices. Dues are not required for this status, reflecting the honorary nature. This sets them apart from active members, who vote, may hold offices, and are subject to dues.

National Honorary Life members are recognized for distinguished service to FBLA and are kept as a lifetime honorary status. Because their role is honorary rather than active governance, they do not have voting rights and cannot hold national offices. Dues are not required for this status, reflecting the honorary nature. This sets them apart from active members, who vote, may hold offices, and are subject to dues.