Question 2 2 points Save Answer Government legislation stipulates that at least half of all timber used in construction must be sourced from sustainable plantations. To verify that builders are complying with this regulation, officers from the forestry department investigate the proportion of sustainable timber in use at a sample of construction sites in the region. Which of the following correctly specify both the Type I and Type II errors for this type of test? O Type I - you conclude that at least half of all timber is sourced from sustainable plantations when in fact this is not the case Type II - you conclude that less than half of all timber is sourced from sustainable plantations when in fact this is not the case O Type I - you conclude that at least half of all timber is sourced from sustainable plantations, and in fact this is the case Type II - you conclude that less than half of all timber is sourced from sustainable plantations, and in fact this is the case O Type I - you conclude that less than half of all timber is sourced from sustainable plantations when in fact this is not the case Type II - you conclude that at least half of all timber is sourced from sustainable plantations when in fact this is not the case O Type I - you conclude that less than half of all timber is sourced from sustainable plantations, and in fact this is the case Type II - you conclude that at least half of all timber is sourced from sustainable plantations, and in fact this is the case