What is an additional function of integrity units besides monitoring betting?

• A. Integrity units regulate ticketing and security.
• B. Integrity units monitor suspicious betting and coordinate with law enforcement.
• C. Integrity units monitor and investigate suspicious betting and match-fixing and coordinate with law enforcement; they also develop education programs and prevention measures.
• D. Integrity units manage sponsorship deals.

Answer: (C)

Integrity units do more than just watch betting markets. They combine monitoring with active investigation of suspicious betting and potential match-fixing, and they coordinate with law enforcement when criminal activity is involved. They also create and run education programs and prevention measures to reduce manipulation risk and to inform players, officials, and staff about integrity concerns and how to report them. This combination—investigation and enforcement collaboration plus prevention education—best captures their extended role beyond simply observing bets.

For example, when unusual betting patterns arise, the unit can open an inquiry, work with police if bribery or other crime is involved, and provide training to teams and clubs on recognizing and avoiding manipulation. The other options miss essential parts of this broader mandate, such as investigative activity, enforcement collaboration, or preventive education.