Which Issue in Parole Board Decision Making Is Exemplified When

Which issue in parole board decision making is exemplified when two inmates appear before the Parole Board of Canada with the same risk and need profiles, offence histories, completion of treatment programming, and release plans, but one inmate is granted full parole while the other is denied full parole?

A) There is an absence of clearly defined criteria.
B) Boards may be subject to public and political influence.
C) There is an absence of case information feedback to parole board members.
D) There is an absence of cultural sensitivity training provided to parole board members.