After the Disaster Plan Has Been Fully Prepared and Tested

After the disaster plan has been fully prepared and tested, you as the security manager must make certain that the employees thoroughly understand it and actually take an active interest in it. Which of the following should not be done in your program of informing and educating the employees as to the plan?

A) Information disseminated to management should be prepared no differently from that contained in a general employee announcement.
B) Safety committees playa very important role in the development of the emergency plan.
C) Daily newsletters, bulletins, postings, and sales magazines should be closely evaluated as possible channels for the dissemination of disaster information.
D) New employees should be made aware of the existence of the disaster plan as soon as they come on duty.
E) Supervisory personnel are considered spokesmen for the company and employees naturally turn to these individuals for information.