Britain's protection to informants is not perfect in that ______.
A．the Public Interest Disclosure Act came fully into force only last year
B．it treats informants as witnesses acting in the public interest
C．informants are threatened with the possibility of losing their jobs
D．informants are considered as merely pursuing a personal complaint
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