Which of the following statements regarding organizational governance is not correct?
Which of the following statements regarding organizational governance is not correct?
Organizational governance entails ensuring accountability within the organization. This accountability is primarily to stakeholders such as shareholders, board members, or regulatory bodies rather than customers. Therefore, the statement that 'Those performing governance activities are accountable to the customer' is not correct.
Both b and d seem to be correct answers. Can someone explain why D is not incorrect? In my view, governance principles are also applicable to profitable organizations and not only governmental and non-profit ones. Thanks in advance.
the statement of D is correct; so since the question is which one is not correct, the reply to choose is B
Option D is correct because the statement alone (without any condition) is correct.