The state legislature made a major error in the bill funding a new

The state legislature made a major error in the bill funding a new digital system to detect speeding violations on state freeways. The bill provides sufficient funding to pay for the digital system and its maintenance, but it provides no additional funding for the salaries of the additional administrative employees that will be necessary to process the fines and violations that this new system will generate. The resulting bureaucratic deadlock will more than offset any gains from the system.

Which of the following, if true, would most seriously weaken the conclusion drawn above?

A) Studies have shown that implementing a new system does not necessarily reduce violations.

B) When one major city upgraded its detection systems last year, there were 40 percent more cases of speeding violations reported than the previous year.

C) The same fines will apply to speeders caught by the new system as to those caught using conventional enforcement.

D) In most cities, not all speeding violations are detected, and not all detections result in fines.

E) Implementing the new digital system for detecting speeding violations will act as a deterrent to speeding and reduce the number of speeding violations.