• AThe pronoun 'its' is correctly used as a possessive determiner referring to the committee, and 'they' is correctly used as a plural pronoun referring to 'the board'.
• BThe pronoun 'its' is correctly used as a possessive determiner referring to the committee, but 'they' is ambiguous because it could refer to either 'the committee' or 'the board'.
• CThe pronoun 'its' is incorrect because 'committee' is a collective noun that should be referred to as 'their' in all contexts, and 'they' is correct.
• DThe pronoun 'its' is correct only if the committee is considered a single entity, and 'they' is incorrect because 'board' is a collective noun that requires a singular pronoun.
• EBoth pronouns are incorrect: 'its' should be 'their' because committees are composed of multiple members, and 'they' should be 'it' because 'board' is a singular noun.

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