A driver gives first aid after a collision but decides not to contact police because an ambulance is on the way. How should this response be assessed?
Complete, because medical help replaces a police report.
Complete, provided the injured person agrees not to report.
Complete only when the damaged vehicle can still be driven.
Incomplete, because police notification remains a separate duty.✓Correct answer
Explanation
Giving aid addresses the injured person's immediate need, but it does not replace the separate obligation to tell police about the collision. The arrival of medical help therefore cannot make the response complete by itself.