How many members are required to be on a Parliamentary Procedure team in FBLA?

In FBLA Parliamentary Procedure competitions, the team typically consists of four or five members. This composition allows for a balanced representation of roles and responsibilities within the competitive setting, as parliamentary procedures often involve different positions, including a presiding officer and various officers to handle motions and debates. Having four or five members also ensures that there are enough participants to simulate a realistic assembly, which enhances the learning experience and provides a more authentic representation of parliamentary practice. This structure also provides flexibility in demonstrating various procedures, allowing teammates to showcase their knowledge and skills effectively.