Which statement about Delegated Permissions is accurate?

• A. They enable fine-grained access control by letting an administrator grant or restrict access to specific reports within a group.
• B. They automatically grant all reports access to all users.
• C. They apply only to external users.
• D. They require users to log in with a separate identity provider.

Answer: (A)

Delegated permissions enable fine-grained access control by letting an administrator grant or restrict access to specific resources within a group. This means you can specify exactly who can view which reports, rather than giving everyone broad access. That targeted control is the essence of delegation in CLM.

The other ideas don’t fit because granting all reports to all users would eliminate granularity, which delegated permissions are designed to provide. They’re not limited to external users, and authentication isn’t tied to a separate identity provider by this concept—the existing login is used, with access controlled by the delegated permissions.