In governmental financial reporting, which of the following meets the requirement for a primary government to be financially accountable for a legally separate organization?

	a.	The primary government can appoint one-half of the organizations governing body.
	b.	The governments chief executive can appoint a long-time political ally to the organizations governing body.
	c.	The primary government can appoint a voting majority of the organizations governing body.
	d.	The chief executive and the chief of both houses of the legislature can each appoint one member of the organizations 12-person governing body.