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The electoral registers are not found in one of these places. Which place is that?
Libraries
Museums
Local council offices in England and Wales
The local electoral registration office
Which of these statements is correct?
Most of the Chartists demands for voting reform were adopted in time.
The Chartists demands for voting reform were never accepted.
What is the procedure for updating of electoral registers?
Every household receives a registration form, which must be completed and returned
Every household must request a registration form
Eligible voters must phone their local councillor
Every household receives a phone call to enquire about eligible voters
What should the minimum age of a School governor or members of the school board?
18
21
19
20
Which of the following is not a roles of the Queen?
To represent the UK abroad
To write laws
To represent the UK abroad To receive foreign ambassadors and high commissioners
To entertain visiting heads of state
What symbol must a newly qualified driver display on his vehicle for 1 year in Northern Ireland ?
An ‘N plate
A ‘D plate
An ‘L plate
An ‘R plate
Citizens of other EU states who are adults may exercise their voting rights in General Elections.
True
False
What does the polling officers at polling stations enquire of the voters at the time of voting?
How many votes they wish to cast
Who they are voting for
Their name and address
None of the above
In 1918, what was the minimum age required for women to cast vote?
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18
20
30
In Wales the National Assembly makes laws in 20 areas. Which areas are not included in the list of 20?
Health and social services
Housing
Education and training
Economic policy
How many members do The Council of Europe comprise of?
47
37
27
17
There are Charities which extend help and assistance to many. Which of the following groups receive charity from such organisation?
Older people
Medical research
Children
All of the above
The Commonwealth can suspend its members.
True
False
A citizen of another EU country can contest for an MP in UK.
True
False
The UK is not a member of which of the following?
The EU
The Commonwealth
The AU
The UN
In which of the areas The Scottish Parliament is empowered to make laws ?
Taxation
Health
Civil and criminal law
All of the above
All adult citizens of the UK can exercise their franchise.
True
False
The term ‘Judiciary’ implies entire legal system, courts and laws of the country.
True
False
What did hereditary peers lose in 1999?
The right to elect other peers to the House of Lords
The right to speak in Parliament
The right to own land
The automatic right to sit in the House of Lords
What activities are the police forbidden to do?
Be rude or abusive
Make a false statement
Discriminate against someone for his or her race
All of the above are forbidden
Chief Constables of police are independent of government.
True
False
In the UK, who are not treated equally?
People who follow a different religion
Everyone has the right to be treated equally
Women
People who are disabled
Where can we find Information on National Insurance Contributions?
The local newspaper
TV Guide
HMRCs website
The website of your local council
Out of the following which is one of the role of the Speaker?
To ensure the opposition has time to debate issues of its choice
To represent Parliament on ceremonial occasions
To ensure the rules of debate are followed
All of the above
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