The Precautionary Principle Affirms That, When There Is Reasonable Suspicion

Multiple Choice

The precautionary principle affirms that, when there is reasonable suspicion of harm of a new product, process, intervention, or technology and scientific uncertainty regarding cause and effect of this harm, people:

A) should rely on the developer to assure product safety.
B) have few legal rights related to preventing harm.
C) have a duty to take action to prevent harm.
D) have to prove cause and effect before taking action.