Multiple choice

When the customer is operating the locker,

  1. no other person should be present in the safe room

  2. the banker should remain with the customer in the safe room

  3. the banker should not remain with the customer in the safe room but other customers may be allowed to join to operate other lockers

  4. none of the above
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Explanation

When a customer operates a safe deposit locker, privacy and security protocols require that no other person (including bank staff) be present in the safe room. This ensures customer confidentiality in viewing and handling their locker contents, and is a standard security practice across banks.

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