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In Steelworkers v. Rawson, the Supreme Court held that the allegations that the union had been negligent in its duty under the collective agreement to conduct safety inspections did not amount to a:
 A) breach of contract.
 B) breach of trust.
 C) breach of the duty of fair representative.
 D) infringement of fundamental rights.
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