Which of the following best summarizes section D$,$ Responsibilities to Research Subjects, Data Subjects, or Those Directly Affected by Statistical Practices?

An ethical statistician communicates data sources and fitness for use, is transparent about assumptions made, and strives to promptly correct substantive errors.

An ethical statistician seeks to establish what stakeholders hope to obtain from any specific project; informs stakeholders of the potential limitations; explains any expected adverse consequences from failing to follow through on an agreed$-$upon sampling or analytic plan; and understands and conforms to confidentiality requirements for data collection, release, and dissemination.

An ethical statistician keeps informed about and adheres to applicable rules, approvals, and guidelines for the protection and welfare of human and animal subjects; protects people's privacy and the confidentiality of data concerning them; uses data only as permitted by data subjects' consent; and considers the impact of statistical practice on society, groups, and individuals.

An ethical statistician uses methodology and data that are valid, relevant, and appropriate; does not exploit vulnerable populations; resists pressure to selectively interpret data; discloses conflict of interest; and promotes the dignity and fair treatment of all people.