What types of committees can the ASET Council appoint in addition to the five main boards?

The option indicating that the ASET Council can appoint standing or special committees, task forces, or boards is correct. The ASET Council has the authority to establish various types of committees beyond the primary boards.

Standing committees are typically permanent committees that address ongoing issues and functions within the organization, while special committees are formed to address specific tasks or projects that may have a defined timeline. Task forces are often created to tackle urgent matters or specific goals that require focused attention. By having the flexibility to create these diverse types of committees, the ASET Council can effectively manage its responsibilities, adapt to changing needs, and ensure optimal governance and operation.

The other options are limited in scope and do not reflect the full range of committees that the ASET Council may appoint, thus not providing the depth of structure and adaptability required for the effective functioning of the organization.