If office bearers of a club regularly share reports which broader democratic value does it show?

Correct answer: Transparency and accountability

Answer: B, transparency and accountability. Regular reports give members information about what office bearers have done, how decisions are progressing, and possibly how resources are being used. Once members have information, they can ask questions, offer suggestions, and judge whether leaders are fulfilling their responsibilities. Thus sharing reports creates transparency, while being answerable to members expresses accountability. A is wrong because secrecy hides information. C is wrong because reporting limits arbitrary action by making decisions visible. D is wrong because reports help members participate and question, rather than forcing silence. A report alone does not prove that every decision is correct, but it creates an important condition for democratic oversight. Memory cue: transparency shows the work; accountability answers for the work.