What type of episode is the CAC tracking log expected to include that DPR does not number and track?

The CAC tracking log is focused on systemic oversight and monitoring of specific types of episodes, which are distinctly categorized and prioritized for tracking. In contrast, investigations of employee complaints about a hazardous workplace typically fall under occupational health and safety regulations rather than environmental monitoring standards where the DPR operates. Such investigations often involve internal processes and may be subject to different regulatory frameworks.

While human health effect episodes and priority episodes are important and typically included in the DPR’s tracking due to their direct implications on public health and safety, employee complaints about hazardous workplace conditions are more niche and do not align with the scope of environmental monitoring. Thus, the focus of the CAC tracking log would not encompass these internal employee complaints, highlighting the distinction between DAC responsibilities and CAC priorities. This explains why the correct answer emphasizes the unique nature of the complaints tracked by CAC that falls outside the DPR's categorization system.