Which coverage is associated with not covering employee theft in a CPP?

Crime coverage is specifically designed to address losses related to criminal activities, including employee theft. However, in the context of a Commercial Property Policy (CPP), employee theft is not typically covered under the general provisions of the crime coverage unless specific endorsements or policies include this protection.

General liability policies focus more on bodily injury and property damage, while equipment breakdown covers losses resulting from mechanical failures of equipment. Inland marine insurance relates to transportation and mobile equipment but does not extend to cover employee theft. Therefore, while crime coverage deals with theft, the specifics of many CPP crime coverage policies do not encompass employee theft unless explicitly stated. Thus, associating crime coverage with not covering employee theft in a CPP is correct, as it reflects the nuances of policy inclusion and exclusions.