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The statement that turned-off system permissions will be committed as false is accurate because, in Copado, when a profile is committed, the system correctly reflects the state of the permissions within that profile. If a permission is turned off in the profile, Copado recognizes that state and commits it as false, meaning that the permission will not be active in the target environment after the commit. This ensures that any security measures or restrictions defined by the profile are properly maintained across different Salesforce environments.

In contrast, when considering the other options: system permissions being turned off and remaining active contradicts the committing process, which is designed to accurately transfer the state of permissions. Committing all permissions regardless of their selected state would undermine the purpose of managing profile permissions. Additionally, disregarding system permissions during the commit process would not align with Copado's goal of maintaining consistent security configurations. Overall, committing turned-off permissions as false ensures a controlled and secure deployment process when using Copado.