Which of the following roles do members of the CMP NOT represent?

Members of the CMP, or Consensus-based Model for Planning, represent a range of stakeholders involved in various sectors relevant to manufacturing and utility industries. The roles of these members typically include those directly engaged in the manufacturing processes, electrical utilities, and labor organizations, as each group has a vested interest in training and competency standards.

The general public, however, does not fit into the membership roles as defined by the CMP. Instead, the CMP focuses on organizational and industry representatives whose expertise and needs directly inform training and competency practices. While the general public may benefit from the outcomes of these practices, they do not actively participate in the decision-making processes nor represent specific interests within the CMP framework. Thus, the correct choice indicates that the general public is not represented among the roles of CMP members.