Who serves as the chief executive officer of a District Assembly in Ghana, appointed by the President and confirmed by the Assembly?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. The District Chief Executive (DCE)
- Step 1: The District Chief Executive represents the central government at the district level and oversees daily administration. Step 2. Appointment requires confirmation by a two-thirds majority of Assembly members present and voting. Answer: The District Chief Executive (DCE). Why not the others: Presiding Member chairs the legislative meetings of the Assembly; MP represents the constituency in national parliament; DCD is the senior civil servant.
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