WorksheetsPengurusan Aset di Makmal Perubatan
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is the definition of assets?
Items controlled by an entity that provide future economic benefits.
Items that are not owned by any individual or organization.
Items that have no economic value.
Items that are only physical in nature.
What are the types of government assets?
Current Assets and Non-Current Assets
Tangible and Intangible Assets
Fixed and Liquid Assets
Current and Fixed Assets
What are current assets?
Assets that can be converted to cash in the short term.
Assets that cannot be converted to cash.
Assets that are only physical.
Assets that are intangible.
What are examples of current assets?
Cash, Investments, Bank Savings
Real Estate, Business Premises
Patents, Copyrights
Land, Infrastructure
What are non-current assets?
Assets that can only be converted to cash after one year.
Assets that can be converted to cash in the short term.
Assets that are intangible.
Assets that are only physical.
What are examples of non-current assets?
House, Business Premises, Playground
Cash, Investments, Bank Savings
Patents, Copyrights
Land, Infrastructure
What are tangible assets?
Physical assets that can be touched or held.
Assets that have no physical existence.
Assets that are only intangible.
Assets that are not owned by any organization.
What are intangible assets?
Non-physical assets that can be identified.
Assets that can be touched or held.
Assets that have no economic value.
Assets that are only physical.
What is the objective of receiving movable assets?
To ensure the received movable assets meet specified standards.
To determine the market value of the assets.
To assess the depreciation of the assets.
To categorize the assets into different types.
What is the objective of registering movable assets?
To create a complete and updated database.
To assess the market value of the assets.
To categorize the assets into different types.
To determine the depreciation of the assets.
What is the purpose of the inspection of movable assets?
To know the condition and performance of movable assets
To ensure each movable asset has a complete, accurate, and updated record
To ensure each movable asset is located as recorded in the register
To identify movable assets that are damaged and need to be disposed of
To detect if there is any loss of movable assets
What are the objectives of the maintenance of movable assets?
To reduce damage
To ensure assets function smoothly and safely
To achieve maximum durability in line with expenses
To preserve and extend lifespan
To enhance capability
What types of maintenance are there for movable assets?
Preventive Maintenance
Corrective Maintenance
What must be recorded for movable assets that require maintenance?
Scheduled Maintenance Asset List (KEWPA 14)
Maintenance Record of Movable Assets (KEWPA 15)
What is the objective of the disposal of movable assets?
To ensure the agency does not keep movable assets that cannot be used or are not needed
To save storage space
To ensure disposal can generate revenue for the government
To ensure the chosen disposal method is environmentally friendly and sustainable
What must be done before movable assets can be disposed of?
Obtain approval from the Disposal Approval Authority
Conduct an inspection by the appointed Disposal Inspection Board
What is the definition of loss in the context of movable assets?
What is the purpose of the write-off process for lost movable assets?
To coordinate the records of movable assets
To control the losses incurred by the government due to the loss of movable assets
To increase awareness and responsibility for the importance of movable asset security
What must be done if there is a loss of movable assets?
A police report must be made within 24 hours if there are criminal elements involved
The loss must be reported by the Head of Department using the Early Loss Report Form (KEWPA 33)
What is the role of the appointed investigation committee in the case of lost movable assets?
