Under what conditions may an officer be removed from office?

• A. For failure to perform duties, violation of rules, or disciplinary actions, via the defined removal or impeachment process.
• B. Only after a formal referendum.
• C. Automatically if an officer misses two meetings.
• D. Never can remove an officer mid-term.

Answer: (A)

Removal is governed by the constitution through a formal removal or impeachment process, and it happens only when an officer fails to perform duties, violates rules, or faces disciplinary actions. This setup ensures due process and a fair procedure before anyone can be removed, rather than through ad hoc or automatic means. It isn’t limited to referendums, and it isn’t automatic just for missing meetings, nor does it claim that mid-term removal is impossible. The defined process is why this option is the correct one.