True: NCC contract referencing locale records.

• A. A contract can specify multiple locale records.
• B. Only one locale record can be specified directly in the contract.
• C. No locale record can be specified.
• D. Locale records are deprecated.

Answer: (B)

Locale handling in NCC contracts is designed so there is a single locale context defined directly in the contract. This keeps formatting rules for things like dates, numbers, and language consistent throughout the agreement, avoiding conflicting settings. Because of that, only one locale record can be specified directly in the contract. If more localization is needed, you reference additional locale resources through other mechanisms rather than adding multiple direct locale entries.

The other statements don’t fit because allowing multiple direct locale records would create ambiguity, forbidding any locale would remove necessary localization, and claiming that locale records are deprecated doesn't align with how these contracts are typically structured.