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WorksheetsEO 2 - 1-2025
Total questions: 89
Worksheet time: 45mins
Under Section 4 of the Electricity Ordinance, what is required before a person can use, operate, or establish any electrical installation or power generating plant?
A permit from the Director of Electricity Supply
A licence granted by the Majlis Mesyuarat Kerajaan Negeri
Approval from the Chief Electrical Inspector
Which of the following statements about licences under Section 4(2) of the Electricity Ordinance is correct?
A licence may be granted for any period, with fees and terms as decided by the Majlis Mesyuarat Kerajaan Negeri, and can be freely transferred.
A licence may be granted for a stipulated period, with fees and terms as decided by the Majlis Mesyuarat Kerajaan Negeri, but cannot be transferred without prior written approval.
A licence is permanent and transferable without any approval.
According to Section 4(4) of the Electricity Ordinance, which of the following details must be stated in a licence that permits the supply of energy to any person other than the licensee?
Area of supply, declared voltage, permitted variations, maximum charges, and other matters deemed desirable by the Majlis Mesyuarat Kerajaan Negeri.
Area of supply, name of the consumer, and the type of installation only.
Declared voltage and the maximum charges payable by consumers only.
Before granting any licence under Section 4(1) of the Electricity Ordinance, what must the Majlis Mesyuarat Kerajaan Negeri do?
Consult the Chief Electrical Inspector and consider his recommendations.
Consult the single buyer (authorized buyer of electricity and owner of the grid) and consider any recommendations made by the single buyer.
Seek approval from the Minister of Public Utilities.
Under the Electricity Ordinance 4A(6), what may a licensee impose for late payment of electricity or other services supplied?
A surcharge at the rate prescribed by rules under section 36.
A penalty determined by the licensee without reference to any rules.
Suspension of supply without notice.
Under Section 4B of the Electricity Ordinance, what expenses may a licensee require to be paid by a person requesting electricity supply?
Only the cost of installing the supply line.
Reasonable expenses incurred in providing supply lines, electrical plant or equipment, including the capitalized value of maintenance costs if these cannot be recovered through tariffs.
Any amount determined solely by the licensee without reference to reasonableness.
Under Section 4C of the Electricity Ordinance, what may a licensee require from a person requesting a supply of electricity?
No security is required; supply must be given immediately.
Reasonable security for all moneys that may become due for electricity supply and provision of supply lines or equipment, and may refuse supply until security is given.
Full payment for future electricity consumption before supply is given.
If a person fails to provide reasonable security for payment within fourteen days after receiving notice from the licensee, what action may the licensee take under Section 4C(2)?
Impose a penalty without discontinuing supply.
Discontinue the supply until the security is given.
Report the matter to the Minister for enforcement.
When a consumer is charged for electricity based on the quantity supplied, how must the quantity be determined according to Section 4E(1) of the Electricity Ordinance?
By estimation from previous bills.
By an appropriate meter through which the supply is given.
By agreement between the consumer and the licensee.
In ordinance 4F (a), when a licence is granted for electricity generation by water power, what conditions may the Majlis Mesyuarat Kerajaan Negeri specify in the licence?
Conditions relating only to the sale price of electricity.
Conditions and restrictions on diversion of river waters, regulating water flow, and impounding water for hydro stations or cascading installations.
Conditions on the type of turbines to be used only.
Under Section 4G of the Electricity Ordinance, which of the following conditions apply when a person develops a solar installation (≤50 kW) for own use?
No approval is needed as long as it is for personal use.
The installation must be approved by the Director and maintained by an authorized agent; excess power may be supplied to the single buyer.
The installation must be approved by the Minister and cannot supply excess power to anyone.
Under Section 4G(2) of the Electricity Ordinance, what is required for a person to develop a solar installation with a generation capacity exceeding 50 kilowatts?
No licence is needed if it is partly for own use.
A licence issued by the Majlis Mesyuarat Kerajaan Negeri in accordance with the terms.
Approval from the Director only.
According to Section 4H of the Electricity Ordinance, who is allowed to operate or control an installation owned or managed by a licensee?
Any person with basic electrical knowledge.
Only persons possessing prescribed qualifications and holding certificates as required by rules under section 36(1).
Any employee of the licensee regardless of certification.
What is the penalty for contravening Section 4H of the Electricity Ordinance (operating an installation without competent control)?
Fine not exceeding RM5,000 and RM500 per day for a continuing offence.
Fine not exceeding RM10,000 and RM1,000 per day for a continuing offence.
Fine not exceeding RM20,000 and RM2,000 per day for a continuing offence.
What does a licence under Section 5(1) of the Electricity Ordinance authorize a licensee to do, notwithstanding the Land Code?
To purchase State land for installation purposes.
To lay, place, or carry supply lines under or over State land, and erect and maintain posts and apparatus as specified in the licence, with authorization endorsed by the Minister.
To construct residential buildings on State land for employees.
Under Section 6 of the Electricity Ordinance, what can the Majlis Mesyuarat Kerajaan Negeri require before issuing a licence, and what actions can it take if conditions are breached?
Require security for compliance and may suspend or revoke (batalkan) the licence for breach of conditions or failure to comply with the Ordinance.
Require only payment of fees and cannot revoke (batalkan) the licence once issued.
Require security but cannot suspend or revoke (batalkan) the licence under any circumstances.
What does Section 7 of the Electricity Ordinance state about a licensee’s use or supply of energy?
A licensee may use or supply energy for any purpose as long as it benefits consumers.
A licensee restricted by licence conditions to specified purposes shall not use or supply energy for any other purpose.
A licensee may change the purpose of energy use without approval.
What must a person do before constructing, extending, modifying, altering, or relocating any electrical installation under Section 8 of the Electricity Ordinance?
Begin work immediately and inform the Director after completion.
Give written notice to the Director and submit plans or drawings for approval before commencing any work.
Only inform the local authority without submitting any plans.
Section 8 (1) (c) and 8 (1) (d), who is authorized to inspect the works and installation during construction?
Only the Director
Only the Inspector
The Director, any Inspector, or any person authorized by the Director in writing
Section 8 (1) (c), when must the final inspection be carried out?
Before construction begins
Upon receipt of notice of completion, before issuing the Certificate of Completion
After the first periodic inspection
Section 8 (1) (c), who issues the Certificate of Completion?
The Inspector
The Director
The contractor
What happens to installations or power generating plants while in operation?
They are exempt from further inspections.
They are subject to periodical inspections as determined by the Director.
They are inspected only if a fault occurs.
Who must provide full facilities for inspection after completion of the installations or generating plants?
Only the Director
The licensee, management, and persons in charge of the installation or its construction
The contractor only
What is the penalty for a person who contravenes subsection (1) or (3) of Section 8, or commits an offence under this Ordinance for which no penalty is expressly provided? S33(11)
A fine of RM5,000 and RM500 per day for a continuing offence
A fine of RM10,000 and RM800 per day for a continuing offence
A fine of RM15,000 and RM1,000 per day for a continuing offence
According to Section 9(1)(a) of the Ordinance, if the Director is satisfied that an installation causes electrical interference with government-owned signalling systems, what must the Director do?
Immediately shut down the installation without notice
Call upon the licensee or owner, or its management, to abate the interference
Impose an automatic fine of RM10,000
According to Section 9(1)(b), if the electrical interference is not abated within fourteen days or such longer period as the Director considers reasonable, what may the Director do?
Order the temporary cessation of operation of the installation until the interference is abated
Issue a warning letter without further action
Permit continued operation indefinitely without penalty
According to Section 9(2) of the Ordinance, if a dispute arises between the Director and the licensee or owner of an installation concerning the Director’s powers under this section, what can the licensee or owner do?
File a case in the High Court
Appeal to the Majlis Mesyuarat Kerajaan Negeri, whose decision shall be final
Request arbitration through the Energy Inspectorate Unit (EIU)
According to Section 10(2) of the Ordinance, what can the Director do if a person breaches the restriction on connection with earth?
Issue a written order requiring removal of the connection and prohibit use of the supply line or installation until compliance
Impose an immediate fine of RM10,000 without notice
Disconnect the entire electrical system permanently
According to Section 11(1) of the Ordinance, what can an Inspector do if he finds a defect in an installation or apparatus that is likely to cause danger?
Issue a written notice requiring the defect to be made good or removed within a specified period, and prohibit operation after that period unless the defect is corrected
Immediately impose a fine of RM10,000 on the licensee or owner
Disconnect the entire electrical system permanently without notice
According to Section 11(3) of the Ordinance, what happens if any person fails to comply with the requirements to make good or remove a dangerous defect, or report it to an Inspector?
They shall be guilty of an offence under this Ordinance
They will only receive a written warning from the Inspector
They will be fined RM500 without further action
According to Section 12 of the Ordinance, what is the legal position of the Government and its officers regarding loss or damage caused by suspension or revocation of a licence or suspension of operation of an installation?
They are fully liable for any loss or damage caused
They are not liable for any loss or damage caused
They must compensate the licensee within 30 days
According to Section 13(1) & (2) of the Ordinance, under what conditions may an Inspector or authorized agent enter premises where an installation or apparatus is located?
At any time without restrictions and without identification
Between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m., or when the installation/apparatus is working, and only upon producing an official identification card or badge
Only with a court order and prior written notice
According to Section 14(1) of the Ordinance, what must the owner or licensee and its management do when an accident occurs that causes or is likely to cause loss of life, personal injury, affects public safety, or disrupts electricity supply?
Report the accident to the Director immediately and later submit a written report with the facts as soon as possible
Wait for the next scheduled inspection to report the accident
Only inform the local authority without notifying the Director
According to Section 14(3) of the Ordinance, what happens if a person fails, without lawful excuse, to report an accident as required under subsection (1)?
They shall be guilty of an offence and punished with a fine of RM10,000, and for a continuing offence, RM800 per day after conviction
They will only receive a written warning from the Director
They will be fined RM500 and allowed to continue operations
According to Section 15 of the Ordinance, what powers does an Inspector or authorized person have when holding an inquiry?
They may administer oaths and affirmations, and have powers of a Magistrate to compel attendance of witnesses, maintain order, and conduct the inquiry
They may only observe and record statements without any legal authority
They may impose fines during the inquiry without further process
According to Section 16(1)(a) of the Ordinance, who may authorize a licensee in writing to exercise rights over land reserved to the Government under section 37(a) of the Land Code?
The Director of Electrical Supply
A Superintendent of Land and Survey
The Majlis Mesyuarat Kerajaan Negeri
According to Section 16(1)(b) of the Ordinance, before entering land to carry out works such as inspection, installation, or maintenance, what must an authorized licensee do?
Obtain a court order before entry
Give written notice to the owner or occupier of the land
Enter without notice if urgent work is required
According to Section 16(1)(c) of the Ordinance, what must be done if entry or work on land by an authorized licensee causes damage or injury to any person, building, crop, or property?
No compensation is required if the work was authorized
Compensation shall be paid to the owner or occupier of the land for any damage or injury caused directly by the entry or work
Compensation is only paid if demanded through a court order
Under Section 16(4), what is the correct procedure for an owner or occupier who wishes to object to the intended acts of the licensee for enter and occupy land to establish installation?
Submit a verbal complaint to the local authority within 7 days
Send a written objection to the Director of Lands and Surveys within 14 days of receiving the notice
File a lawsuit against the licensee within 30 days
Under Sections 16(5) and 16(6), what happens if no objection is lodged within the time limit specified in subsection (4)?
The Director of Lands and Surveys must hold an inquiry before any action is taken
The licensee may immediately enter the land and carry out all or any acts specified in the notice
The notice becomes invalid and the licensee must reapply for permission
What does the saving clause mean when it states: “Nothing in this section shall affect the right of a licensee to enter into any agreement with the registered proprietor of land for the use of his land or any part thereof for any of the purposes specified in subsection (1)(b)”?
The licensee loses the right to negotiate private agreements with the landowner
The licensee retains the right to make a separate agreement with the landowner for the purposes mentioned in subsection (1)(b)
The Director of Lands and Surveys must approve all agreements before they are valid
Under Section 17, what rights does a licensee have when maintaining, repairing, or upgrading a licensed installation?
Enter any land at any time without restrictions and claim compensation for tree removal
Enter land where supply lines or apparatus exist, carry out necessary repairs, and remove vegetation, provided no compensation is payable for trees planted after installation or on State Land at the time of installation
Enter land only with prior written consent from the landowner and pay compensation for all vegetation removed
Under Section 18(3), when a supply line or apparatus was originally installed on State land and that land is later alienated to a private owner, what rights and obligations apply if the owner wants the installation moved or altered?
The owner cannot request any changes because the installation was lawfully placed
The owner may require the licensee to relocate or alter the installation, but must bear the cost of removal or alteration
The licensee must relocate or alter the installation at their own expense whenever requested by the owner
What is a “wayleave agreement” under Section 18A?
An agreement that allows the licensee to secure a right of way under, through, or over land for laying, maintaining, or protecting supply lines when no alternative route exists
A statutory notice issued by the Director of Lands and Surveys to grant temporary access for repairs
A compulsory acquisition order for land to build transmission infrastructure
Under Section 19, what can a person do if they are aggrieved by a decision of the Director of Lands and Surveys under Section 16 or 18?
File an appeal in writing to the Minister responsible for land within 21 days of being notified, and the Minister’s decision is final
Request a judicial review in the High Court immediately after the decision
Submit an oral complaint to the Director within 30 days for reconsideration
Under Section 20, what is the licensee allowed to do regarding lamp-posts and related apparatus?
Install lamp-posts and related apparatus anywhere without restrictions or responsibility for damage
Fix lamp-posts, brackets, and other apparatus on walls or fences of buildings, subject to local by-laws, while minimizing damage and making repairs or compensation for any damage caused
Only install lamp-posts on public land with prior approval from the Director of Lands and Surveys
Under Section 21(1), what happens when a person causes damage or injury to any installation or property used for electricity generation, transmission, distribution, or supply belonging to a licensee?
The person must pay compensation as agreed with the licensee, or if no agreement is reached, the licensee may recover the amount through civil proceedings in a court of appropriate jurisdiction
The person is automatically fined by the Director of Lands and Surveys without any negotiation
The licensee must bear the cost of repairs unless the damage was intentional
Under Section 21(2)–(4), what can the Court do when a person is convicted of an offence that caused damage to a licensee’s installation, and what happens if the person fails to comply?
The Court may order the person to pay compensation to the licensee, and failure to comply makes the person guilty of contempt of Court, subject to committal proceedings under Order 52 of the Rules of Court 2012
The Court automatically imposes a criminal fine and imprisonment without any compensation order
The licensee loses the right to claim damages once the person is convicted
Under Section 22(2)–(3), what can the Director or local authority require when a licensee erects poles or lays supply lines along a street, and who bears the cost?
They may require the licensee to alter the position of poles, lamps, or supply lines by written notice, and the reasonable cost of such work shall be paid by the person requiring the alteration
They may require the licensee to remove all installations at no cost to the person requesting the change
They have no authority to request any changes once the installation is completed
Under Section 23, what is the condition for opening or breaking up a street, bridge, sewer, drain, or tunnel for works by a licensee?
It can only be done under the superintendence of the persons having control or management (or their officer) and according to an approved plan, except in emergencies
It can be done at any time without supervision or notice to the persons having control
It can only be done after obtaining written approval from the Minister responsible for land
Under Section 24, what are the obligations of a licensee after breaking up a street, bridge, sewer, or drain for works?
Complete the work quickly, reinstate the road or pavement, remove rubbish, and ensure fencing, lighting, and maintenance for up to six months after reinstatement
Leave the street open until the soil settles naturally without any warning signs or repairs
Only complete the work without any obligation to restore or maintain the road after reinstatement
Under Section 25(1)(a), when is a licensee liable for a penalty related to breaking up a street, bridge, sewer, drain, or tunnel?
When the licensee opens or breaks up any street or similar structure without giving the required notice under Section 26, or does so in a manner different from the approved or determined plan
When the licensee completes the work and reinstates the street within the prescribed time
When the licensee provides fencing and lighting during the work as required under Section 24
What penalty applies if a licensee opens or breaks up a street, bridge, sewer, drain, or tunnel without giving the required notice or fails to reinstate it promptly after receiving notice of delay?
A fixed penalty of RM5,000 for the initial default and an additional RM5,000 for each day the delay continues after notice
A one-time penalty of RM10,000 regardless of the duration of the delay
No penalty is imposed if the licensee eventually completes the work
What is the minimum notice period a licensee must give before breaking up a street, bridge, sewer, drain, or tunnel, and what is the exception?
At least seven clear days written notice to the persons having control or management, except in emergencies where notice must be given as soon as possible after work begins
At least three days written notice to the local authority, with no exceptions
No notice is required for maintenance works under any circumstances
Under Section 27, what must an applicant and the licensee ensure before electricity supply can be approved?
The applicant must specify the premises, maximum power required, and commencement date; and the licensee must confirm that the premises’ electrical system is in good condition, the supply will not endanger safety or affect others, and the licensee’s system has capacity
The applicant only needs to provide their name and address, and the licensee must approve without inspection
The licensee must approve the application immediately without considering safety or system capacity
Under Section 27(3) of the amended Sarawak Electricity Ordinance, a licensee is not obligated to supply electricity if: A. The applicant or premises had previous supply discontinued under Section 29. B. The applicant has outstanding unpaid electricity bills owed to the licensee.
Only A
Only B
Both A and B
According to Section 27A of the Electricity Ordinance, what must a person do before electricity is supplied?
Pay a security deposit only
Enter into an agreement with the licensee, approved by the Director, at the tariff fixed under Section 4A(1)
Submit a verbal request to the licensee
Under Section 27B of the Electricity Ordinance, when can a person enter into a special agreement with a licensee for electricity supply?
When the required supply exceeds five megawatts
When the required supply is less than five megawatts
When the required supply is exactly five megawatts
What does Section 28 of the Electricity Ordinance require from a licensee regarding treatment of consumers?
The licensee must not show undue preference between consumers in the same locality under similar conditions of supply
The licensee must charge all consumers the same price regardless of consumption
The licensee must provide free supply to consumers with low consumption
Which of the following actions can lead to discontinuation of electricity supply under Section 29?
Making alterations in the installation without prior approval of the licensee that interfere with efficient supply to others
Using energy-consuming apparatus in a way that does not affect anyone else
Making alterations that improve safety without informing the licensee
Under Section 30 of the Electricity Ordinance, what is the minimum notice a licensee must give (except in emergencies) before temporarily discontinuing supply?
12 hours
24 hours
48 hours
Under Section 31 of the Electricity Ordinance, which of the following is prohibited?
Employing persons under 18 years near live apparatus
Employing persons under 16 years on any service involving management or proximity to live apparatus not effectively insulated
Employing persons under 14 years for office work
Under Section 32 of the Electricity Ordinance, which of the following authorities may delegate powers under this section?
Only the Majlis Mesyuarat Kerajaan Negeri
The Majlis Mesyuarat Kerajaan Negeri, the Director (with approval), and the Director of Lands and Surveys
Any licensee or contractor
Under Section 32A of the Electricity Ordinance, which statement is TRUE?
An Inspector or authorized person can arrest without a warrant during investigation of a seizable offence
An Inspector or authorized person has powers similar to the police under the Criminal Procedure Code for investigating seizable offences, except they cannot arrest without a warrant
Only police officers can investigate offences under this Ordinance
Under Section 32B of the Electricity Ordinance, for what purpose may an Inspector, police officer, or authorized person enter any land, house, or building at a reasonable time?
Only to disconnect supply of energy
To inspect and examine any part of an installation or equipment, or for other proper cause under the Ordinance or its rules
To collect payment from consumers
Under Section 32B of the Electricity Ordinance, when can an Inspector or authorized person enter premises without a warrant?
Only during normal working hours
When there are reasonable grounds to believe that delay in obtaining a warrant may result in removal or destruction of evidence related to an offence
Never; a warrant is always required
Under Section 32B(4) of the Electricity Ordinance, which of the following is allowed during a search?
Detain every person found in the place until the search is completed
Only request persons to leave the premises voluntarily
Arrest persons without a warrant for any reason
Under Section 32C of the Electricity Ordinance, what is the penalty for refusing access or obstructing an Inspector, police officer, or authorized person?
A fine of RM10,000 or imprisonment for six months
A fine of RM50,000 or imprisonment for two years or both
A fine of RM100,000 or imprisonment for five years
Under Section 32D of the Electricity Ordinance, which of the following statements is TRUE?
Only written confessions made after a person is charged are admissible in court
Any statement, whether oral or written, made before or after being charged, is admissible in evidence at trial
Statements made during investigation cannot be used for cross-examination
Under Section 33 of the Electricity Ordinance, what is the penalty for a person who, in contravention of Section 4, supplies energy to another person?
A fine of RM50,000 and imprisonment for one year
A fine of RM100,000 for the first offence and RM1,000 per day for a continuing offence
A fine of RM10,000 or imprisonment for six months
Under Section 33(2), what is the penalty for a person who uses, works, or operates any installation in contravention of Section 4?
A fine of RM 50,000 for the first offence and RM 500 per day for a continuing offence
A fine of RM 100,000 for the first offence and RM 1,000 per day for a continuing offence
A fine of RM 100,000 for the first offence only, with no additional penalty for continuing offences
Under Section 33(3), what is the maximum penalty for a person who wilfully tampers with or adjusts any installation in a way that causes or is likely to cause danger to human life or property?
A fine not exceeding RM 500,000 or imprisonment not exceeding 5 years
A fine not exceeding RM 100,000 or imprisonment not exceeding 1 year
A fine not exceeding RM 250,000 or imprisonment not exceeding 3 years
Under Section 33(4), what is the penalty for a person who, by any rash or negligent act or omission in respect of an installation under his control, causes hurt to any person or injury to property?
A fine of RM 100,000 or imprisonment for 5 years or both.
A fine of RM 50,000 or imprisonment for 3 years or both.
A fine of RM 500,000 or imprisonment for 10 years or both.
Under Section 33(5), what is the penalty for a person who dishonestly abstracts, consumes, or uses energy, or tampers with a meter to prevent accurate recording?
A fine not exceeding RM 100,000 or imprisonment for 3 years or both.
A fine not exceeding RM 200,000 or imprisonment for 5 years or both.
A fine not exceeding RM 500,000 or imprisonment for 10 years or both.
Under Section 33(6), what is the penalty for a licensee who fails to comply with licence conditions, supplies energy outside the licensed area, fails to produce the licence for inspection, or allows an incompetent person to manage an installation?
For the first offence, a fine of RM 20,000; for subsequent offences, RM 50,000 and RM 500 per day for continuing offences.
For the first offence, a fine of RM 20,000; for subsequent offences, RM 50,000 and RM 1,000 per day for continuing offences.
For the first offence, a fine of RM 50,000; for subsequent offences, RM 100,000 and RM 1,000 per day for continuing offences.
Under Section 33(7), what is the penalty for a person who undertakes work or engages in any activity near an electrical installation without a licence, in a manner likely to interfere or cause damage?
A fine of RM 10,000 or imprisonment for 5 years or both.
A fine of RM 5,000 or imprisonment for 2 years or both.
A fine of RM 20,000 or imprisonment for 3 years or both.
Under Section 33(8), what is the penalty for a person guilty of an offence against Section 11(5) or Section 14(3)?
For the first offence, a fine of RM 500; for a continuing offence, RM 50 per day after conviction.
For the first offence, a fine of RM 5,000; for a continuing offence, RM 500 per day after conviction.
For the first offence, a fine of RM 1,000; for a continuing offence, RM 100 per day after conviction.
Under Section 33(9), what is the penalty for a person who wilfully or negligently causes energy to be wasted or damages any supply line, post, or equipment connected with the supply of energy?
A fine of RM 20,000 or imprisonment for 2 years or both.
A fine of RM 50,000 or imprisonment for 5 years or both.
A fine of RM 100,000 or imprisonment for 10 years or both.
Under Section 33(10), what is the penalty for a person who loads, feeds, transmits, or causes electricity to be dispatched into a licensee’s transmission or distribution system without written approval?
A fine of not less than RM 50,000 or imprisonment up to 3 years or both.
A fine of not less than RM 100,000 or imprisonment up to 5 years or both.
A fine of RM 200,000 or imprisonment up to 10 years or both.
Under Section 33(11), what is the penalty for a person guilty of an offence under the Ordinance or its rules for which no specific penalty is provided?
A fine of RM 5,000 and RM 500 per day for a continuing offence.
A fine of RM 10,000 and RM 800 per day for a continuing offence.
A fine of RM 20,000 and RM 1,000 per day for a continuing offence.
Under Section 33(12), who is guilty of an offence when an agent or servant commits an act or omission that would be an offence if done by the employer?
Only the agent or servant who committed the act or omission.
Both the agent or servant and the principal/employer (and any person in charge at the time), unless the employer proves reasonable precautions were taken.
Only the principal/employer, regardless of precautions taken.
Under Section 33A, if a licensee cannot determine the exact date of tampering or damage to a meter or supply line, what is the maximum amount of loss of revenue that can be recovered?
Three times the estimated energy lost for a period of 24 months prior to discovery.
Five times the estimated energy lost for a period of 36 months prior to discovery.
Twice the estimated energy lost for a period of 12 months prior to discovery.
Under Section 33A, what happens if a consumer fails to pay the certified amount of loss of revenue within the time stipulated in the certificate?
The licensee may discontinue the supply of energy and also recover the amount as a civil debt through legal proceedings.
The licensee can only impose an additional penalty but cannot discontinue supply.
The licensee must write off the amount and cannot take any further action.
Under Section 34, what does the existence of artificial means for altering a meter’s index or preventing it from registering energy supply indicate?
It is prima facie evidence that the consumer unknowingly caused the alteration.
It is evidence, until proven otherwise, that the consumer or person in control fraudulently, knowingly, and willfully caused or abetted the offence.
It is conclusive proof that the licensee is responsible for the tampering.
Under Section 34A, who may conduct the prosecution of any offence under this Ordinance or its rules?
Only the licensee who discovered the offence.
The Public Prosecutor or any person authorized by him under Section 377(b) of the Criminal Procedure Code.
Any police officer without authorization.
Under Section 34B, what is the maximum amount that can be accepted to compound an offence under this Ordinance?
The full amount of the maximum fine provided for the offence.
One half of the maximum amount of the fine provided for the offence.
A fixed amount of RM 10,000 regardless of the offence.
Under Section 35, how may any penalty due under Section 25(1) or Section 27(7) be recovered?
By issuing a warning letter only.
By civil action in a court of appropriate jurisdiction.
By automatic deduction from the consumer’s account without legal process.
Under Section 35A, which of the following is NOT a directive that the Minister may issue to licensees with the approval of the State Cabinet?
To adopt low-carbon solutions in the operation and maintenance of installations.
To comply with government policies for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting a green economy.
To increase fossil fuel usage to meet short-term energy demands.
Under Section 36, who has the authority to make rules for carrying out the provisions of this Ordinance, including duties of Inspectors and inspection procedures?
The Public Prosecutor.
The Majlis Mesyuarat Kerajaan Negeri (State Cabinet).
The licensee of the installation.
