Author Question: In which activities do political action committees (PACs) primarily engage? 1. Developing ... (Read 113 times)

Collmarie · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

In which activities do political action committees (PACs) primarily engage?

1. Developing organizational policies
2. Collective bargaining
3. Endorsing political candidates for office
4. Filing civil lawsuits

Question 2

The nurse has been invited to an informal nursing networking meeting at a church close to the hospital where she works. What should the nurse expect to encounter at this meeting?

1. A requirement to pledge money to the group by paying dues.
2. A focus on getting to know the others attending.
3. Presence of the local television network's news anchor.
4. A plea to support the church by donating time to events.

hugthug12 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 8, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: 3

Members of the PAC provide additional donations or pay dues to support the organization's activities because general membership fees in any nonprofit organization cannot be used to support these activities. A primary activity of a PAC is to endorse candidates for public office and provide an avenue for professional political action activities. PACs do not specifically develop policy for the organization. They are not collective bargaining agencies and are not developed to file lawsuits.

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: 2

Informal networking meetings are designed for those attending to get to know one another. Because these are informal meetings and not associated with a formal, national group, there is no requirement to pay dues. Networking is not associated with television networks. The focus is on nursing networking, not support of the church where the meeting is held.