alleryStart learning →A sports club that need not serve the public good is which kind of body?
ARegistered charity
BGovernment agency
CNot-for-profit body
DCooperative bank
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Not-for-profit body
A not-for-profit entity does not profit its owners but is not required to operate for the public good.
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