According to the regulatory act, who signs all certificates and who attests them?

According to the regulatory act, who signs all certificates and who attests them?

• A. Chairman and Members of the Board; PRC chairperson
• B. Secretary; Registrar
• C. members of the Board; Secretary
• D. Board of Directors; Secretary

Answer: (C)

The main idea is that the board’s governing body holds the authority to issue certificates, with administrative verification by the Secretary. The certificate carries the Board’s collective endorsement because the signatures come from the members of the Board, showing official approval from the governing body. The Secretary then attests the certificate, confirming its authenticity, recording the date, and validating that the document is an authorized, official record. This combination ensures both proper authorization (through the Board’s signatures) and reliable verification (through the Secretary’s attestation).

The main idea is that the board’s governing body holds the authority to issue certificates, with administrative verification by the Secretary. The certificate carries the Board’s collective endorsement because the signatures come from the members of the Board, showing official approval from the governing body. The Secretary then attests the certificate, confirming its authenticity, recording the date, and validating that the document is an authorized, official record. This combination ensures both proper authorization (through the Board’s signatures) and reliable verification (through the Secretary’s attestation).