Which of the following is NOT a Treasurer duty?

• A. Track expenses and budget
• B. Oversee fundraisers
• C. On a case-by-case basis, flex dues deadlines
• D. Send weekly updates

Answer: (D)

The key idea is distinguishing financial management from regular administrative communications. A Treasurer’s responsibilities center on money—tracking expenses, keeping the budget in sight, and making sure funds from events and dues are handled properly. Overseeing fundraisers fits because it involves understanding the financial aspect of those events and ensuring accurate accounting. Adjusting dues deadlines on a case-by-case basis also ties to cash flow and member finances, which a Treasurer would manage to keep finances stable.

Sending weekly updates, on the other hand, is a communications or secretary-type task: it’s about daily or ongoing information sharing rather than managing the organization’s money. While a Treasurer may provide financial updates, weekly general updates are not a core Treasurer duty. That separation makes sending weekly updates the best answer for what isn’t typically part of the Treasurer role.