If You Have Reasonable Cause to Suspect Child Maltreatment, a Report

If you have reasonable cause to suspect child maltreatment, a report to the county or local child protective services office should occur:

A) immediately.
B) after obtaining permission from the victim's caregiver or parent.
C) after obtaining permission from your employer.
D) after a second incident of maltreatment confirms your suspicions.
E) Both c and d are correct.