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Parliamentary Laws and Regulations Quiz

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who approves regulations, making them law?

a)

The President

b)

The Prime Minister

c)

Parliament

d)

The Supreme Court

2.

Which of these regulations are real

a)

Food Regulations 2005

b)

Water Regulations 1999

c)

Electrical Regulations 2003

d)

Construction Regulations 2019

3.

What does ACOP stand for in the context of health and safety law?

a)

Approved Code of Practice

b)

Authorized Code of Procedure

c)

Accredited Code of Policy

d)

Acknowledged Code of Protocol

4.

Who does an ACOP apply to

a)

Anyone with a duty of care

b)

Only employers

c)

Only employees

d)

Government officials

5.

The Health and Safety at Work Act aims to control which of the following?

a)

Employee turnover

b)

Dangerous substances

c)

Marketing strategies

d)

Financial investments

6.

Under which committee do the HSE and Local Authority work together?

a)

Health and Safety Executive/Local Authorities Enforcement Liaison Committee (HELA)

b)

Health and Safety Management Committee

c)

Local Health and Safety Board

d)

Executive Safety Committee

7.

What might trigger a prosecution by Health and Safety Inspectors?

a)

Failure to comply with an improvement or prohibition

b)

Late submission of reports

c)

Employee complaints

d)

High employee turnover

8.

What is the purpose of an improvement notice?

a)

To resolve points of difference

b)

To increase company profits

c)

To hire more employees

d)

To change business location

9.

What is the responsibility of a principal contractor?

a)

To design the construction project

b)

To carry out construction work

c)

To plan, manage, and coordinate the construction phase

d)

To finance the construction project

10.

For projects with more than one contractor who is responsible for domestic client duties

a)

The contractor

b)

The client

c)

The principal contractor

d)

The architect

11.

What is one of the responsibilities of employees regarding health and safety?

a)

Ignore safety protocols

b)

Take reasonable care of their own and others' health and safety

c)

Create new safety policies

d)

Provide safety training

12.

What should employees not do in relation to health and safety?

a)

Follow all safety procedures

b)

Recklessly interfere with anything that may affect health and safety

c)

Report safety hazards

d)

Wear protective gear

13.

Which of the following is NOT typically included in a designer's responsibilities?

a)

Drawings

b)

Design details

c)

Construction site management

d)

Bills of quantity

14.

Who can be considered a designer in the context of construction projects?

a)

Architects

b)

Construction workers

c)

Project managers

d)

Financial advisors

15.

What is the primary focus of a designer's work in construction?

a)

Financial management

b)

Design preparation and modification

c)

Labor supervision

d)

Marketing strategies

16.

Under which act are the Electricity at Work Regulations made?

a)

Health and Safety at Work Act 1974

b)

Electricity Safety Act 1989

c)

Workplace Safety Act 1990

d)

Electrical Conductors Act 1985

17.

What does the 'Corrosive' symbol indicate?

a)

Substance can cause burns

b)

Substance is harmless

c)

Substance is edible

d)

Substance is fragrant

18.

What does the 'Harmful' symbol indicate?

a)

May cause health effects

b)

Safe for all uses

c)

Enhances appearance

d)

Non-toxic

19.

Which of the following is NOT a part of COSHH regulations?

a)

Training and information

b)

Financial investment

c)

Risk assess

d)

Precautions