True or False? To remove a member from a role-based security group, you must remove the role assignment for the assignable role used in the group.

The statement is true because removing a member from a role-based security group requires the removal of the role assignment for the specific assignable role used in that group. In Workday, role-based security groups rely on role assignments to control access and permissions. If a user is part of a group through a specific role, removing the assignment of that role will effectively remove their access to the resources or functions associated with that group. This mechanism ensures that security is maintained by managing role assignments accurately, allowing for effective governance and compliance with security policies.

The other options do not accurately address the process of removing role assignments. For instance, simply asserting that it's false neglects the systematic requirements for roles in security groups. Stating that it only matters if the role is not assigned elsewhere misses the point that the correct action is to manage role assignments directly for the group in question. Additionally, suggesting that it depends on organizational policy is misleading since the foundational mechanism of role assignments dictates the behavior regardless of policy variations.