What is the minimum number of members for a quorum in the ASET Investigative Committee?

The minimum number of members required for a quorum in the ASET Investigative Committee is defined as a majority of the committee members. This means that more than half of the total members must be present for the committee to conduct official business and make decisions. Establishing a quorum ensures that a fair and representative number of members are involved in the discussion and decision-making process, promoting the integrity and legitimacy of the committee's actions.

Having a majority rule helps prevent decisions from being made by a very small group, which can potentially misrepresent the views and interests of the entire committee. While the other options may suggest lower thresholds for a quorum, they do not provide sufficient representation for effective governance within the committee framework.