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61. In what circumstances might an environmental consultant not have to report the findings of their investigation to the regulatory authority?
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6 { Y" D0 v- j; a0 w( {& x! IA. when the client, and not the regulatory authority, requested the investigation
9 V8 T0 n2 b" t, fB. when there is a confidentiality agreement with the client
$ P9 s! V/ V+ c& V8 Q$ [% R: I$ BC. there are no such circumstances; reports must always be disclosed - A' f6 b5 ^) ~: r G
D. when the investigation is requested by a lawyer for the purpose of providing legal advice and there is a comprehensively worded confidentiality agreement in the consulting contract ; Y: l+ u( d) ]' S; J
! A. P& Q% ^$ x+ s1 F3 z62. Which of the following could be an environmental offence? , v# z# v' B! l6 n5 W/ v- D5 x* z
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A. failure to take reasonable steps to prevent contamination ; T" f# X8 }: C- z1 \3 z$ |8 N5 p6 v
B. failure to keep accurate books and records
s& d: T3 t' W: P3 ~C. failure to report contamination ; h$ t( a: r! e" l0 Y
D. all of the above
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63. If a company causes contamination, who may be liable?
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G+ C, }9 W/ L' J4 e8 cA. The company itself
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D. A and B |
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