You can reassign a task only to someone who has the security permission to complete that task.

• A. Only for tasks assigned to you
• B. Only if the person is the same department
• C. True
• D. False

Answer: (C)

The key idea here is that security permissions determine who can perform each task. When you reassign a task, the system requires that the recipient already has the security permission to complete that specific task. This prevents routing work to someone who lacks the necessary access or authority, which would leave the task unfinishable and disrupt the workflow. Because of this permission check, you can reassign only to someone who has the right clearance, making the statement true. It isn’t limited to tasks assigned to you, and department alone isn’t the deciding factor—what matters is the recipient’s granted permissions.