the questions you get wrong are automatically labeled "very high" even if its the easiest question, if you get it wrong it will be labelled that to say this type of question is very high priority

For Question 1: Your interpretation was wrong because your view looked at a general perception meaning "countries which have laws to enforce joint safety committee" is completely different than "A joint safety committee" focus on the fact that it is stating the "a" each time it mentions the committee. This tells us that they are not talking about the number of joint safety committees, but instead they are focusing on the effectiveness of law based vs voluntary safety committee individually

PS: I made the same mistake as you and interpreted it the same way as well, this is how I understood it after analyzing it further

hope it helps you out!

hey guys so did you find out about it? are we supposed to do it before or are we allowed to complete it after we write the LSAT?