True or False: Users with "Access Safe without confirmation" still need to request approval for accounts set up with Dual Control.

The statement is false because users with the "Access Safe without confirmation" permission can access their designated accounts without requiring further approval, even in scenarios involving Dual Control accounts. Dual Control is implemented to add an extra layer of security by requiring two individuals to approve transactions or access to sensitive information. However, if a user is granted the ability to bypass confirmation, this privilege overrides the standard approval process, meaning that they can proceed to access those accounts without needing additional permissions or approvals from another party. This setting is crucial for streamlining access for users who require immediate access while ensuring that security measures still remain intact through the Dual Control mechanism, but their access is not impeded by the need for approval every time they require action on those accounts.

In contrast, the other choices suggest varying scenarios where approval may be needed, but this is not applicable to those who have been assigned the specific permission to access without confirmation.