national committee

A national committee is a group of individuals who are appointed or elected to oversee a specific area of governance, such as political, social, or economic issues. National committees can be established by governments, political parties, non-governmental organizations, or other entities. Their primary roles include developing policies, making decisions, and implementing strategies related to their respective areas of focus. Examples of national committees include the National Democratic Committee (US), National Security Council (US), and National Health Committee (New Zealand).