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1. What are the kinds of compliance failures that would lead to a significant risk to their brand or reputation damage? (For example: do all trucks and equipment meet safety standards and are all drivers adequately trained in the use of trucks and equipment, and do they have a full understanding of the compliance issues that affect them). And are there any failures within FTC which could affect compliance with any aspect of the businesses operations. Or are there any external problems (this is where FTC will need to make sure that all external partnership deals are being monitored for compliance), especially with products and or services that could lead to compliance issues? What would be the likely impact of any damage to FTCs market, sales,

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