Q: 3
Which two of the following statements are true?
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Discussion
I think AB, since C is a trap. Auditors check the process, not directly certify compliance status. Someone double-check me if I'm off.
Option AB, saw similar in official practice. Auditors focus on processes and awareness, not the actual compliance verdict.
Option AB. Checking processes and how orgs stay aware of law changes, not certifying compliance status.
C is more likely, not AB. The auditor's job can include checking actual legal compliance, not just processes.
Probably AB. The auditor's role is about checking processes and how the org stays aware of legal changes, but they're not judging actual compliance status like C says. Correct me if I'm missing something.
AB fits best. The auditor checks the organization's process for compliance and whether they're tracking changes, but doesn't actually certify legal compliance (so not C). Let me know if you read it another way.
Does the question say "responsible for verifying" or just "evaluating" compliance? If it's asking about responsibility for actual legal status, C could look correct but that's a trick-only A and B are accurate if it's about process review.
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