To whom does the Examining Board furnish a report on examination results?

The Examining Board furnishes a report on examination results to the Executive Board and Local union. This is because the Executive Board and Local union are responsible for overseeing the apprenticeship and training programs, including ensuring the standards and qualifications are met. The results of the examinations are crucial for these bodies to evaluate the performance of the apprentices and make decisions regarding their progression in the program. By sharing the results with the Executive Board and Local union, the Examining Board supports the integrity and accountability of the training process within the framework of the labor organization.

The other options do not align with the typical protocols for how examination results are disseminated within apprenticeship programs. For example, while applicants may receive their individual results, they do not receive a comprehensive report on the results of all candidates. Additionally, although the Federal Government and the National IBEW office may have roles in oversight and support of the training programs, they are not typically the recipients of direct examination results, which are handled more locally and specifically through the union structure.