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What does the accountability section of the Code of Ethics Regulations imply for dealers and salespersons?

  1. Dealers are responsible for all financial losses

  2. Salespersons can work independently without dealer oversight

  3. Dealers must ensure that salespersons align with the Code of Ethics

  4. Salespersons are solely responsible for legal compliance

The correct answer is: Dealers must ensure that salespersons align with the Code of Ethics

The accountability section of the Code of Ethics Regulations implies that dealers have a responsibility to ensure that their salespersons adhere to the Code of Ethics. This means that dealers cannot simply assign all compliance and ethical responsibilities to their salespersons without proper oversight. B, however, suggests that salespersons can work independently without dealer oversight, which goes against the expectation of accountability set by the regulations. A and D are also incorrect because the accountability section does not solely place financial losses on dealers or legal compliance on salespersons.