UK Government, The Law and Your Role Test 9

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The Commonwealth can suspend its members.

In 1918, what was the minimum age required for women to cast vote?

What is the procedure for updating of electoral registers?

The term ‘Judiciary’ implies entire legal system, courts and laws of the country.

In which of the areas The Scottish Parliament is empowered to make laws ?

How many members do The Council of Europe comprise of?

Citizens of other EU states who are adults may exercise their voting rights in General Elections.

What activities are the police forbidden to do?

The electoral registers are not found in one of these places. Which place is that?

There are Charities which extend help and assistance to many. Which of the following groups receive charity from such organisation?

All adult citizens of the UK can exercise their franchise.

A citizen of another EU country can contest for an MP in UK.

In Wales the National Assembly makes laws in 20 areas. Which areas are not included in the list of 20?

Out of the following which is one of the role of the Speaker?

The UK is not a member of which of the following?

What did hereditary peers lose in 1999?

What does the polling officers at polling stations enquire of the voters at the time of voting?

In the UK, who are not treated equally?

Which of these statements is correct?

Chief Constables of police are independent of government.

What symbol must a newly qualified driver display on his vehicle for 1 year in Northern Ireland ?

Where can we find Information on National Insurance Contributions?

Which of the following is not a roles of the Queen?

What should the minimum age of a School governor or members of the school board?

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