John Smith, one of three managers at BSG Labs, drafted a policy that would allow his department to do more testing in his lab. This policy included the times for regular collection as well as a new process for emergency laboratory testing. The policy and procedures were never followed. The reason was that:
Select one:
a. The policy was too lengthy and inundated readers with too much detail.
b. The policy made decisions for other departments in the company.
c. The staff did not believe that the new policy would be effective.
d. Testing should not be done in the lab.