If a food enterprise is run by a women self-help group, what is necessary for governance?

Correct answer: Clear roles, accounts and profit-sharing rules

The direct answer is option A: clear roles, accounts and profit-sharing rules. A self-help group enterprise is owned or managed collectively, so members need to know who purchases ingredients, who cooks, who handles sales, who keeps records and who checks money. Written accounts show income, expenses and profit. Agreed profit-sharing rules reduce conflict and make distribution fair. Option A is correct because transparency and defined responsibility support accountable governance. Option B is wrong because removing records destroys accountability. Option C is unfair and defeats the group purpose by giving all benefits to one person. Option D is weak governance because important decisions without meetings exclude members and reduce trust. Memory cue: group business needs roles, records, meetings and fair sharing.