True or False: An inspector has the authority to grant access to other parties once access is granted to them.

The statement is false because an inspector does not have the authority to grant access to other parties simply because they have been granted access themselves. Access typically pertains to the right to enter and inspect a property, and that authority is usually limited to the inspector and those explicitly authorized by the property owner or relevant parties. Granting access to additional parties may require prior consent from the property owner or involved stakeholders, ensuring that all parties involved are aware and agree to the presence of others during the inspection.

In practice, maintaining control over who is allowed on the property during an inspection is important for security and privacy reasons. Therefore, the authority to admit additional people is not automatically conferred upon an inspector with regard to third parties unless that authority has been explicitly granted.