Oversight Inc.'s board of directors votes to empower corporate officers to make decisions regarding ordinary, daily corporate affairs within well-defined guidelines. With respect to these affairs, Oversight's board
A. is relieved of its responsibility.
B. retains its responsibility.
C. shares the responsibility.
D. was never responsible.
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