During actual deliberations of the committee, who has the right to be present?

The correct answer is that only committee members have the right to be present during actual deliberations of the committee. This is because deliberations are typically meant to allow committee members to discuss matters in detail without outside influence or interruption. The presence of individuals who are not committee members could disrupt the process and may compromise the confidentiality or integrity of the discussions.

In many organizations, while all assembly members or guests may have the opportunity to participate in more general meetings or forums, the specific working sessions of a committee focus on detailed discussion, decision-making, and strategizing that require the committee members to engage freely and openly. This helps ensure that the committee can operate efficiently and effectively to achieve its objectives.