Which of the following is NOT true of India's 2013 Companies Act?

a. It required that firms give stakeholders other than shareholders primary consideration, thus making profit-maximization a secondary concern.
b. It required that large firms in India dedicate at least 2% of their profits to CSR.
c. It required that firms establish a subcommittee of the Board of Directors to monitor CSR spending and report it on their annual financial statements.
d. It required that firms direct their CSR spending to projects that businesses other than than their own.
e. It was first written in 2010, but not passed until 2013.