Who is responsible for a report on examination results?

The Examining Board is responsible for preparing and submitting a report on examination results because they are tasked with overseeing the assessment of candidates’ qualifications and performance. This board typically consists of experienced members who understand the standards required for the trades and ensures that the examination process is fair and consistent.

Their role involves evaluating the results, compiling them into a report, and presenting this information to the relevant authorities, which may include the local union or governing bodies within the organization. This ensures that all results are documented properly and maintain the integrity of the evaluation process, reflecting the candidates' true competencies and skills in the field.

The other roles mentioned, such as the local union, the Election Judge, and the Business Manager, have different responsibilities that do not directly involve the examination results reporting. The local union primarily focuses on its members' interests and advocacy, the Election Judge oversees electoral processes, and the Business Manager typically handles administrative and financial duties rather than the specifics of examination outcomes.