This amendment creates alternate method when judgments exceed ________

• A. 0%
• B. 1%
• C. 2%
• D. 5%

Answer: (B)

This item is about the trigger used to switch to an alternate method when the amount of judgments crosses a set threshold. The amendment uses a small percentage as the threshold, so when judgments reach about one percent, the alternate method kicks in. A zero percent threshold would activate the alternate method for any positive judgment, which is too reactive and would disrupt normal processes. A higher threshold, like two percent or five percent, would delay the switch until a larger share is reached, reducing timely action. Therefore, the one percent level best matches the intended balance between promptness and stability.