In an emergency situation at a port of entry, such as a fire alarm activation, what is the CBSA officer's immediate primary responsibility? A) To secure all computers and sensitive documents first. B) To ensure the safe evacuation of travellers and staff, guiding them to muster points. C) To investigate the cause of the fire alarm personally. D) To contact the media and provide a public statement.

Question: In an emergency situation at a port of entry, such as a fire alarm activation, what is the CBSA officer's immediate primary responsibility?

A) To secure all computers and sensitive documents first. B) To ensure the safe evacuation of travellers and staff, guiding them to muster points. C) To investigate the cause of the fire alarm personally. D) To contact the media and provide a public statement.

Answer options:

• To secure all computers and sensitive documents first. ✅ To ensure the safe evacuation of travellers and staff, guiding them to muster points.
• To investigate the cause of the fire alarm personally.
• To contact the media and provide a public statement.

Correct answer: To ensure the safe evacuation of travellers and staff, guiding them to muster points.

Explanation: During an emergency, the immediate primary responsibility of CBSA officers, like all emergency responders, is the preservation of life through safe evacuation and ensuring everyone reaches designated safe areas.