near the end of their term. The Lt. Governor's role on the District Board is to act as a representative of their governing Division. Lt. Governors make up the majority composition of the District Board, with over sixty members in some larger Districts. Changes and adoption of policies are debated by the board and can be approved by a simple majority vote. Clubs Individual Key Clubs are the foundation upon which Key Club International is built; they are the direct or indirect beneficiary of all policy initiatives within Key Club International. The following are officer positions that Key Club International offers handbooks for: club president, club vice president, club secretary, club treasurer, club bulletin editor, and club webmaster. Financially, every Key Club member pays $7 to Key Club International and up to $7 to their District through dues, depending on the District (for a total of up to $14). Club dues are paid through Kiwanis International's Membership Update Center. Key Clubs are assigned statuses by Kiwanis International indicating the timeliness of club dues submission, as shown in the following diagram: Elections Key Club is one of the only internationally structured high school organizations led by high school students. There are five distinct levels in the organization's leadership hierarchy: International, District, Region, Division, and Club. International International Offices are elected at International Convention (ICON) each summer during the meeting of the House of Delegates. In caucusing sessions held prior to the House of Delegates meeting, no more than two President and Vice President candidates and no more than 14 Trustee candidates are nominated for election. While only 11 positions for trustee are available, 14 are nominated for election as the organization bylaws dictate that the minimum number of trustee candidates on the ballot “...shall not be less than the number to be elected plus one and not more than the number to be elected plus three...” notwithstanding cases of dual domination of President and/or Vice President candidates in which cases this minimum number could increase up to 16. During international election, district-endorsed candidates (no more than 2 from each district) for IP, IVP, and IT caucus in district rooms, sharing their platform and taking questions. Post caucusing, Key Club members nominate 14 to proceed to the House of Delegates. This number may be reduced if dual nomination for a IP or IVP candidate is considered. At House of Delegates, the International