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ccg investigator qualification
q1. which belongs to the decision checkpoints?
a) \do i look decisive?\
b) \can i shorten paperwork?\
c) \do i have authority, necessity, and proportionality?\
d) \will this make headlines?\

Explanation:

Decision checkpoints in an investigative or official context often relate to legal and procedural compliance, focusing on authority to act, necessity of action, and proportionality (a key legal and administrative principle). Option A is about appearance, B about paperwork efficiency, D about public attention—none are core decision checkpoints. Option C addresses authority, necessity, proportionality, which are critical for decision - making in such roles.

Answer:

C) "Do I have authority, necessity, and proportionality?"