When it comes to damage of the environment, any person who actually commits an offence is personally liable
A) provided he had no significant roll in controlling what happened.
B) provided he had no knowledge of the offence.
C) even if a senior officer ordered him to perform.
D) provided he was not acting within the scope of his authorised activities.
E) if there was no direct participation in the offence.

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The statement says that any person who commits an offence related to environmental damage is personally liable, even if a senior officer ordered them to do so. This means that even if someone is acting under orders, they are still responsible for the damage caused to the environment.

When It Comes to Damage of the Environment, Any Person