Unit 6 Learning outcome D

What is the primary purpose of cabinet meetings in the policy-making process?

• To draft statutes

• To establish policy proposals

• To sign policies into law

• To conduct parliamentary readings

Which of the following is NOT a legal process involved in establishing policies into statute?

• Drafting of the statute

• Consultation meetings

• Parliamentary readings

• Signature by the monarch

What is the role of White Papers in the policy-making process?

• To propose new laws

• To outline government proposals for future legislation

• To record parliamentary debates

• To summarise public opinion

How can a change in government spending plans influence protective services?

• By increasing the number of MPs

• By altering service provision

• By changing the legal processes

• By modifying the monarch's role

Which of the following is a potential response of protective services personnel to government policy changes?

• Increased use of technology

• Work to rule

• Drafting new statutes

• Conducting parliamentary readings

What is the impact of political ideology on policy-making?

• It determines the dates of policy implementation

• It influences the policies that parties support

• It dictates the number of parliamentary readings

• It sets the temperature for debates

Which of the following is an example of civilianisation of protective services?

• Increased use of reserved forces

• Hiring civilians for administrative roles

• Conducting military operations

• Drafting new military policies

What is a common public response to government policy changes?

• Drafting new statutes

• Civil disobedience

• Conducting cabinet meetings

• Signing policies into law

Which of the following is NOT a method of public response to policy changes?

• Picketing

• Sit-ins

• Parliamentary readings

• Petitions

What is the significance of Green Papers in the policy-making process?

• They are used to finalise laws

• They are used to consult on proposed policies

• They are used to record parliamentary votes

• They are used to summarise legal processes