E9 HealthIQ Limited is a large company that provides medical aid and insurance services.The board of directors meets as and when required, but at least once a year. Themembers of the board of directors are:Dr VitaminDr OmegaMr IronMrs MagnesiumProf AntibioticsChair and independent non-executivedirector and a medical doctorChief Executive Officer (CEO), andmedical doctorFinancial directorThe Company secretaryRegistered auditor, the wife of one of themajor suppliers of inventory to HealthIQLimitedWhich ONE of the following statements is false?Select one:a. Mr Iron may be a member of the risk committee.b. Dr Omega may not be a member of the remuneration committee.c. Dr Omega may be a member of the audit committee.d. The chair of the board, Dr Vitamin, may not be a member of the audit committee,CNM2

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