Which component is commonly part of a CCO compliance program?

• A. Governance, risk management, controls (procurement, storage, transport), training, and auditing
• B. Advertising and brand management
• C. Product pricing strategy
• D. Customer loyalty programs

Answer: (A)

A CCO compliance program is built around establishing policy, oversight, and steps to ensure chemicals are handled in ways that meet regulations. The essential pieces include governance to set responsibilities and direction, risk management to identify and address regulatory and safety risks, controls that cover procurement, storage, and transport to enforce proper practices, training to ensure staff know the required procedures, and auditing to verify that the controls work and to drive continual improvement. Together, these elements create a structured, accountable system for staying compliant and safe.

Advertising and brand management, product pricing strategy, and customer loyalty programs are marketing or business strategy activities, not the regulatory-focused components that form a CCO compliance program.