Which group is explicitly listed as part of the natural bathing area inspection team?

• A. Ground Safety representatives
• B. Environmental Protection Agency
• C. City Tourism Board
• D. Services, BE, Public Health, and Ground Safety representatives

Answer: (D)

A natural bathing area inspection team is designed as a multi-agency group to cover all aspects of safety, health, and operations. The best choice reflects the team that includes Services, BE, Public Health, and Ground Safety representatives, because each part brings essential expertise: Public Health assesses health risks and water quality concerns; Ground Safety handles safety hazards around the site; BE oversees environmental controls and compliance; and Services takes care of the operational and facility-related needs. Together, they ensure the area is safe for bathing, compliant with regulations, and well managed.

Relying on a single agency—such as only Ground Safety, or solely Environmental Protection Agency involvement, or a tourism board—would miss critical dimensions of the inspection role, so those options don’t match the explicitly listed cross-functional team described in the protocol.