Discussion
A no active intervention policy on a frontage means that
Answer: B
Correct answer: no public money will be spent maintaining a defence there
It is a statement about public expenditure, not a prediction and not a prohibition. The authority has concluded that the assets at risk do not justify the cost of defending them, so it will not fund works there; a private owner may still defend at their own expense and with the necessary consents. The authority has a very clear view about that coast, which is why the policy was chosen.
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