Which drawback follows directly from a committee holding authority as a group?

1. Authority and responsibility in a committee rest with the group. 2. When the group decides, it becomes more difficult to hold any one individual accountable for the decision. 3. Committees can also be slow to reach a decision and are sometimes dominated by a single individual. 4. Meetings can run on for long periods with seemingly little accomplished. 5. In some situations a committee does have the power to make and implement decisions, so the second option is false. 6. Outside advice and yearly meeting limits are nowhere part of the committee structure. _Source: OpenStax Introduction to Business (CC BY 4.0), Ch 7 "Designing Organizational Structures", section 7.2 Committee Structure_