Under Bill C-45, an organization can be held criminally liable:

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Bill C-45, also known as the "Corporate Criminal Liability Act," holds organizations criminally liable for the actions of their senior officers who oversee daily operations. This is known as the "directing mind" principle.

B and C are incorrect as they are not specific to the provision under Bill C-45. Padding expenses and overstating profit can lead to civil liabilities, but not necessarily criminal liabilities under this act.

Under Bill C-45, an Organization Can Be Held Criminally Liable