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An emergency change is required to restore a critical service out of hours. What distinguishes it from a standard change?
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AIt is expedited for service restoration but still requires retrospective review and authorisation
BIt may be applied without any record of what was changed
CIt requires no authorisation at all under any circumstances
DIt must always wait until the next change window
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