What does the national parliamentarian advise on?

The national parliamentarian plays a crucial role in ensuring that meetings and gatherings are conducted properly and efficiently, adhering to established procedures. This includes giving advice on the orderly conduct of business in accordance with the FBLA bylaws and Robert's Rules of Order, which is a widely used guide for parliamentary procedure. Such expertise helps ensure that all meetings run smoothly, allowing members to participate effectively and that decisions are made in a fair and organized manner. This is fundamental for maintaining order during discussions and ensuring that everyone has a chance to voice their opinions while following the governing rules.

The other options focus on different aspects of organization and management within FBLA chapters, which do not fall under the specific responsibilities of the national parliamentarian. While organizing meetings, recruiting members, and managing finances are important, they are generally handled by other officers or committees within the organization rather than by the parliamentarian, whose primary function is related to procedural guidance.