The Defence of Due Diligence

The defence of due diligence

A) applies only to an absolute liability crime.
B) is available to a corporation, in certain circumstances, if the person with managerial responsibility for the area of the corporation's activities in which a strict liability offence was committed acted reasonably in the circumstances with a view to preventing the offence.
C) applies if a shareholder brings an action against a corporate director for relief under the oppression remedy.
D) applies only to a mens rea crime.
E) is the only defence to a derivative action.