Which statement is NOT true?

• A. A subpoena is a court order for a witness to produce documents or testify under oath at a given time and place during a deposition or trial.
• B. Regulations are rules or directives of administrative agencies that have authorization to issue and enforce them.
• C. The Fire Command Center cannot be used to monitor fire alarm systems.
• D. Back-flow preventers to be installed on automatic sprinkler systems are usually included in the plumbing code.

Answer: (C)

The Fire Command Center is the central hub for monitoring and coordinating a building’s life-safety and fire alarm systems. It is designed to receive and display signals from the fire alarm control panel, including system status, waterflow alarms, supervisory signals, and elevator recall, so responders can see what’s happening and respond effectively. Because of that, the statement claiming the Fire Command Center cannot be used to monitor fire alarm systems is incorrect—it contradicts how the FCC is intended to function.

For context, the other statements align with standard definitions: a subpoena is a court order compelling a witness to produce documents or testify under oath; regulations are rules issued and enforced by authorized administrative agencies; and backflow preventers for automatic sprinkler systems are typically addressed within the plumbing code.