They should inform the state afterwards. The fact that they haven’t yet communicated to the state even though the state pointed the finger at them, indicates there might be a problem.
The fact that they haven’t yet communicated to the state even though the state pointed the finger at them, indicates there might be a problem.
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That’s a great point. I like your take.
I just wonder if there isn’t a bunch of bureaucratic BS standing in the way. You know, like all those information sharing rules etc...