What must a member do to consent to receive disclosures electronically?

To consent to receive disclosures electronically, a member must demonstrate the ability to access the information. This requirement ensures that the member has the necessary technology and understanding of how to receive and review disclosures electronically, which is critical for ensuring they can effectively engage with the information being provided. This consent process helps safeguard the interests of the member by confirming that they can receive and interpret the disclosures in the format being offered, which may include emails, online portals, or other digital communication methods.

The other options do not align with the regulations governing electronic disclosures. Simply attending a committee meeting does not relate to the individual's capability or willingness to engage with electronic content. Signing a physical form or mailing in a consent form implies traditional methods of consent that do not appropriately validate the member's ability to access electronic information. Therefore, the focus on demonstrable access skills is crucial to ensure compliance with consumer protection requirements in lending regulations.