You have a SharePoint Server farm. You have a document library that stores contracts. You need to ensure that any changes to the documents in the library can be tracked. What should you use?
An information management policy doesn't track document changes. None of those options do. Good old version history is where you can see all the changes.
It des, in my opinion. There are some predefined policy features. In this case you should use the "Auditing" policy feature. With this (quote following) "You can configure the Auditing policy feature to log events such as when a document or item is edited[..]"
See: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/introduction-to-information-management-policies-63a0b501-ba59-44b7-a35c-999f3be057b2
Forgot to give a clear statement in the end: Answer A "an information management policy" seems to be correct.
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