In Forming an Industrial Mutual Aid Association, a Number of Definitive

In forming an industrial mutual aid association, a number of definitive plans must be made. Which of the following is not true and should not be relied on in formulating these plans?

A) Each member firm must be willing to defray industrial mutual aid association expenses.
B) Capital outlay and operating costs are usually modest.
C) The basic operating element of a mutual aid association is an operating board.
D) Any industrial mutual aid association should be established in advance of emergencies, not afterward.
E) A small operating headquarters should be established where appropriate files and records can be maintained.