問題文
A software firm has brought in a short questionnaire that has to be completed before any new system is built, and nobody is sure who writes on it and who approves it. While going over the same paperwork the firm turns up a spreadsheet that lists nothing but credit scores, with no other column beside them, and the reviewers argue about what that spreadsheet amounts to. Which pair fits the handling of the questionnaire and that argument?
選択肢
- the owners of the system and the data fill the sheet and the privacy office signs it, and a sheet of bare scores is ample for the task of picking out a person.
- the privacy office fills the sheet and the owners of the system and the data sign it, and a sheet of bare scores is ample for the task of picking out a person.
- the privacy office fills the sheet and the owners of the system and the data sign it, and a sheet of bare scores is shy of the reach when picking out a person.
- the owners of the system and the data fill the sheet and the privacy office signs it, and a sheet of bare scores is shy of the reach when picking out a person.