What is NOT required for an action to constitute breaking?

In the context of property crimes, particularly burglary, the concept of "breaking" does not necessarily require the use of destructive force. For an action to be considered breaking, it can involve any act that creates an entrance into a premises, which can include non-destructive means.

For instance, simply opening a door that is already partly ajar or accessing an unlocked window does qualify as breaking, even though these actions do not involve forceful entry. Therefore, option B, which states that breaking requires breaking with destructive force, is not a requirement for an action to constitute breaking. This emphasizes that breaking can occur through mere entry into a structure rather than necessitating any form of damage.