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Legislation (S2)

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following definitions best describes 'legislation'

a)

Laws introduced by the Government to protect society (as a whole)

b)

Laws introduced by businesses

c)

Official bills to be passed up for Royal Assentation

d)

Official documents designed to govern businesses

2.

Which individual has 'final say' over whether a Bill is passed into law?

a)

The Prime Minister

b)

Your Teacher

c)

Members of Parliament (MP's)

d)

The King

3.

Which legislation ensures that it is the responsibility of the business to prepare edible products to a high standard and not to endanger a person’s health?

a)

Health and Safety at Work Act

b)

General Product Safety Regulations

c)

Food Safety Act

d)

'Right to Repair' Regulations

4.

Which legislation ensures that it is the responsibility of both staff and employers to ensure safety in the workplace?

a)

Health and Safety at Work Act

b)

General Product Safety Regulations

c)

Food Safety Act

d)

'Right to Repair' Regulations

5.

Which legislation ensures that it is the responsibility of a business to provide (sell) customers with materials to repair their own products?

a)

Health and Safety at Work Act

b)

General Product Safety Regulations

c)

Food Safety Act

d)

'Right to Repair' Regulations

6.

Which legislation ensures that it is the businesses responsibility products have safety labels to inform customers of any potential dangers?

a)

Health and Safety at Work Act

b)

General Product Safety Regulations

c)

Food Safety Act

d)

'Right to Repair' Regulations

7.

Which legislation was first introduced in 2021?

a)

Health and Safety at Work Act

b)

General Product Safety Regulations

c)

Food Safety Act

d)

'Right to Repair' Regulations

8.

Which legislation was first introduced in 1990?

a)

Health and Safety at Work Act

b)

General Product Safety Regulations

c)

Food Safety Act

d)

'Right to Repair' Regulations

9.

Which legislation was first introduced in 1974?

a)

Health and Safety at Work Act

b)

General Product Safety Regulations

c)

Food Safety Act

d)

'Right to Repair' Regulations

10.

Which legislation was first introduced in 2005?

a)

Health and Safety at Work Act

b)

General Product Safety Regulations

c)

Food Safety Act

d)

'Right to Repair' Regulations

11.

Which legislation forces a business to check machinery (on a regular basis) for faults before use?

a)

Health and Safety at Work Act

b)

General Product Safety Regulations

c)

Food Safety Act

d)

'Right to Repair' Regulations

12.

Which legislation forces businesses to provide accurate information on product packaging designed for consumption?

a)

Health and Safety at Work Act

b)

General Product Safety Regulations

c)

Food Safety Act

d)

'Right to Repair' Regulations

13.

Which legislation forces businesses to label products with ingredients, guidance on storage and how often the product should be used?

a)

Health and Safety at Work Act

b)

General Product Safety Regulations

c)

Food Safety Act

d)

'Right to Repair' Regulations

14.

Which of the following consequences is considered the 'most severe' when breaching legislation?

a)

Banned from controlling your own business

b)

A slow down in production

c)

Receiving a financial penalty

d)

Forced to serve time in jail

15.

Which of the following consequences is considered the 'least severe' when breaching legislation (breaking the law)?

a)

Damage to your reputation

b)

A slow down in production

c)

Receiving a financial penalty

d)

Forced to serve time in jail