UK Government, The Law and Your Role Test 10

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Contribution for which of the following is done by National Insurance Contributions?

Who is the final decision maker on verdicts and sentences in a Magistrates Court?

Formerly, The European Union was known as the European Economic Community.

How often should a car of over three years old,be subjected to have MOT test?

In the House of Commons who is person authorised to chair debates?

Hearing of the accused of which age group is done in the Youth Courts?

The Prime Minister is also a Member of Parliament.

The only method of voting is to cast vote in person at a polling station or polling place.

Excluding Scotland, disputes in which of these areas are dealt in a County Court?

What rights do the adult citizens enjoy because of the democratic Government?

Which one of the following groups did enjoy voting rights during the beginning of the 19th century?

There exist no differences between the court systems of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

The official home of the Prime Minister is in

Who is the head of state?

In order to cast vote during election, where should one register his name?

All MPs represent one of the main political parties.

Which of the statements is more appropriate?

Under which area of the law, Housing, debt, employment and consumer rights are covered?

Life peers are appointed by the monarch.

Name of the world’s most famous Magistrates Court is The Old Bailey.

How can the people who are unable to go to polling stations exercise their franchise?

Which of the following statements is correct in respect to the Senedd?

Are the Local authorities formed from election?

How many Assembly members are there in the National Assembly for Wales?