Central Committee

A Central Committee is a key governing body in a political party or organization, particularly in communist or socialist systems. It is responsible for making important decisions, setting policies, and guiding the party's direction. Members are usually elected or appointed and represent various factions within the party. The Central Committee often oversees the execution of decisions and can play a significant role in leadership selection. Essentially, it acts as the main decision-making group that influences how the party operates and reacts to political situations.