What action does a Business Rule take if there are Verification rules for the Policy Exception?

The correct action that a Business Rule takes when there are Verification rules for the Policy Exception is to set the Policy Exception Substate.

This action indicates that the Policy Exception goes through a designated state, which is crucial for maintaining effective governance and control over policy exceptions. By setting the substate, the system can clearly communicate that the exception is currently under verification and is pending further action or approval.

Moreover, managing the substate effectively ensures that the workflow related to policy exceptions is clearly tracked, allowing stakeholders to understand the current status and the necessary next steps in the approval process. This clarity helps in better management of compliance and risk, as it signals the need for attention and action regarding the verification of the exception.