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#110234
Hi wisnain!
Your reasoning seems to make sense, but it should lead to the elimination of answer choice (C). Answer choice (C) states that the commissioner "takes for granted that the association's report is the only direct evidence that needed to be considered." Another way of phrasing that is that the commissioner "assumes that the association's report is sufficient direct evidence." That does seem to be something that the commissioner does, and since this is a flaw-except question, that means we can eliminate answer choice (C).
Your reasoning seems to make sense, but it should lead to the elimination of answer choice (C). Answer choice (C) states that the commissioner "takes for granted that the association's report is the only direct evidence that needed to be considered." Another way of phrasing that is that the commissioner "assumes that the association's report is sufficient direct evidence." That does seem to be something that the commissioner does, and since this is a flaw-except question, that means we can eliminate answer choice (C).