About Military colonne and funeral procession: priority and cutting through: which statement is WRONG?

Before the first vehicle has passed, the ordinary priority rules simply apply; after the first vehicle, the no-cutting-through rule applies, except on a priority road or when merging.
✓ A military colonne or funeral procession must, like all other drivers, always give way to pedestrians on a zebra crossing.
At a junction with a traffic light, a military colonne may proceed on green even if the colonne is still mid-junction; a funeral procession must stop at red.
The exception applies to the procession as a whole, not to one vehicle.

Correct answer: A military colonne or funeral procession must, like all other drivers, always give way to pedestrians on a zebra crossing.

Explanation

A military colonne and a funeral procession are explicitly exempt from the duty to give way to pedestrians on a crossing.

Before the first vehicle has passed, the ordinary priority rules simply apply; after the first vehicle, the no-cutting-through rule applies, except on a priority road or when merging.
At a junction with a traffic light, a military colonne may proceed on green even if the colonne is still mid-junction; a funeral procession must stop at red.
The exception applies to the procession as a whole, not to one vehicle