Which of the following correctly matches a type of resolution?

• A. Administrative resolutions address internal operations, such as where board meetings will be held
• B. Special resolutions apply a policy or rule to an individual owner
• C. Policy resolutions define owners' rights and responsibilities, such as use of recreation facilities
• D. General resolutions cover routine events like adoption of the annual budget

Answer: (B)

Resolutions differ by who they affect and how formal the action is. A special resolution is used for targeted or exceptional actions that affect a specific owner or a small group, often requiring a more formal process and sometimes a higher vote threshold. That makes the statement about applying a policy or rule to an individual owner a good fit for the concept of special resolutions.

By comparison, administrative resolutions handle internal operations like where board meetings are held, policy resolutions define rights and responsibilities across owners in general, and general resolutions cover routine, broad matters such as adopting the annual budget. Since the prompt describes a policy or rule directed at a single owner, it aligns with the purpose of special resolutions.