Questions 158~160 refer to the following text. 
A collective voice of prominent health and social care organizations in the voluntarysector has formed an alliance to better influence health and social care policy.Together, they represent 15 million people living with long-term conditions and aim toimprove their care and support.
For instance, in November 2022, The Summit Group of Charities released No Time toLose - changing the trajectory for people living with long-term conditions. This reportsynthesizes insights and data from the 12 member charities of The Summit Group,along with broader evidence, to examine the pandemic's impact on people withlong-term, chronic, or complex illnesses. This group was among the hardest hit, andthey still face significant challenges in recovering their health and well-being. Theanalysis highlights pre-existing problems, the pandemic's impact, the cost-of-livingcrisis, and ongoing long-term effects for this group of people.
【題組】158.Who is The Summit Group of Charities?
(A) A group of health and social care organizations representing 15 million people withacute illnesses.
(B)A group of prominent health and social care organizations in the voluntary sector.
(C) An alliance of charities focused on funding medical research.
(D) An organization dedicated to providing mental health support.