問題文
A rope walk keeps a two-part oriel sheet beside its risk register. For the upper oriel the sheet carries seven statements about the reasons written down for narrowing a set of controls, and the oriel has to give how many of the seven do hold, rather than fail to hold: (1) how much detail to write into the reasons is settled by the works itself; (2) the reasons must run to a fixed number of pages; (3) the reasons for a place where the harm would be great need more specificity than the same decision for a place where it would be small; (4) the reasons are written by the party that assesses the controls; (5) the reasons need not be written down at all where a control is inherited; (6) the reasons must be approved by the works' auditors; (7) the reasons are settled once and never revisited. For the lower oriel the sheet carries seven entries, and the oriel has to give how many of the seven are named as material that goes into the bundle put up when a decision on the risk is sought, rather than as material kept elsewhere: (1) the plans that set out how the place is to be protected; (2) the list of the suppliers the works deals with; (3) the report of what the assessment found; (4) the inventory of the plant; (5) the list of steps with dates for putting the shortcomings right; (6) the roll of those who hold each duty; (7) the account of what the work cost. Which pairing completes the oriel sheet?
選択肢
- The upper oriel is booked in as 2 and the lower oriel is booked in as 5.
- The upper oriel is booked in as 4 and the lower oriel is booked in as 3.
- The upper oriel is booked in as 2 and the lower oriel is booked in as 3.
- The upper oriel is booked in as 4 and the lower oriel is booked in as 5.