题目：
管辖行凭证管理员接到下级行电话上报重要空白凭证计划后，电话记录需登记（）。
A.记录上报人姓名
B.时间
C.凭证种类
D.数量
答案：
参考答案：A, B, C, D
管辖行凭证管理员接到下级行电话上报重要空白凭证计划后，电话记录需登记（）。A.记录上
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