What is an example of a legal protection for media when reporting on Parliament?

Select one:

a.Journalists can freely report comments made about activities or statements taking place in Parliament, with immunity from being sued for what they report.

b.If they republish a statement made in parliamentary proceedings, media may derive some protection from Parliament's absolute privilege of freedom of speech, which prohibits such statements from being questioned in court.

c.Media who report on Parliament have an absolute privilege of freedom of speech in respect of things said or done in proceedings in Parliament, which means they cannot be sued for what they report.

d.All Parliaments give media special privileges to attend and report on proceedings, including closed proceedings.