The term length for committee members is

• A. Three years, unlimited terms
• B. Five years, no more than two terms
• C. Seven years
• D. Two years, renewable

Answer: (B)

Term length and term limits are designed to balance stability with renewal in regulatory bodies. Five-year terms give committee members enough time to gain experience, develop expertise, and contribute meaningfully, while still allowing periodic turnover. A cap of two terms prevents entrenchment and brings in new perspectives over time. That combination—five-year terms with a maximum of two terms—keeps the board capable and current.

Shorter terms or no limit can lead to either too rapid a turnover or stagnation, and much longer terms can reduce fresh input. So five years with no more than two terms best fits the idea of steady leadership plus periodic renewal.