Which FBLA position is responsible for overseeing parliamentary procedure?

The position responsible for overseeing parliamentary procedure in FBLA is the National Parliamentarian. This role is crucial because parliamentary procedure provides the framework for discussions and decision-making in formal meetings, ensuring that all members have a fair opportunity to participate and that meetings run smoothly and efficiently.

The National Parliamentarian applies the rules of order, typically Robert's Rules of Order, to guide meetings, maintain order, and ensure that all actions taken by the organization are in accordance with established guidelines. This individual also provides advice on parliamentary procedure to the leadership and membership, enhancing their understanding and facilitating effective governance within the organization.

Other positions, such as the National President or National Treasurer, have different responsibilities focused on leadership and financial management rather than the technical aspects of parliamentary procedure. Similarly, the Eastern Region VP represents a specific geographical area and works on regional matters but does not have the specialized task of overseeing parliamentary rules and practices.