Which situation would NOT fall under the purview of CP-5 regarding truthfulness?

The scenario of making private comments to colleagues does not typically fall under the purview of CP-5 regarding truthfulness. CP-5 policies generally focus on official statements made in formal contexts, such as during criminal investigations, on-duty communications, or testimony in court, where accuracy and truthfulness are critical for legal and procedural integrity.

Private comments, depending on the nature and context, do not hold the same weight or implications in terms of accountability and truthfulness as statements made in official capacities. This means they may not be subject to the same scrutiny or strict requirements outlined in CP-5, which is designed to uphold transparency and honesty in official matters, ensuring the reliability of information provided in formal proceedings.