In determining responsibility for environmental harm, ordinarily _ ought NOT to be held personally liable for the offence.
A) the official in charge
B) an inside director
C) the corporate executive officer
D) an outside director
E) the enterprise itself

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An outside director, who is not involved in the day-to-day operations or decision-making of the company, is typically not held personally liable for environmental harm.

In Determining Responsibility for Environmental Harm, Ordinarily _ Ought NOT