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In a large enterprise environment, a network administrator is tasked with implementing Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to enhance security and streamline user permissions. The organization has three distinct roles: Administrator, User, and Guest. Each role has specific permissions associated with it. The Administrator role can create, read, update, and delete resources, while the User role can only read and update resources. The Guest role is limited to read-only access. If a new policy is introduced that requires all Users to have the ability to create resources but not delete them, what changes must be made to the RBAC configuration to comply with this policy while ensuring that the principle of least privilege is maintained?
Modify the User role to include create permissions while retaining read and update permissions, and ensure that delete permissions are not granted.
Create a new role that combines User and Administrator permissions to allow for resource creation and deletion.
Remove the User role entirely and assign all Users to the Administrator role to simplify permissions management.
Assign all Users temporary Administrator privileges to allow for resource creation until the policy is fully implemented.

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