Convert the sentence provided below from its passive voice structure to an active voice structure: New protocols are expected to have been implemented by the end of the fiscal year.
Authorities are expected to implement new protocols by fiscal year-end.
The original passive sentence has two parts: a present-tense expectation ("are expected") and a deadline ("by the end of the fiscal year"). A faithful active conversion must preserve both.
An unspecified subject must be supplied (e.g. "Authorities") to receive the action. Option (C) — "Authorities are expected to implement new protocols by fiscal year-end" — does this cleanly while keeping the future-orientation of the expectation.
Distinguishing the others:
(A) shifts to simple past ("implemented"), losing the expectation.
(B) drops the deadline and replaces it with a vague "soon."
(D) changes the meaning entirely — past tense, no deadline, no agent.
Hence the correct answer is (C).
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