(ii) The oversight function of corporate governance is performed by: A. The company's board of directors and its designated committees B. The auditors and board of directors C. The board of directors D. The board committees (iii) The appointment of independent non-executive directors from different sectors is better explained by: A. Agency theory. B. Resource dependence theory C. Stakeholder theory D. Managerial hegemony theory

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