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Chapter 14 Self-test questions
Administrative justice: tribunals, ombudsmen, and public inquiries
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Unlike the courts with judicial review, a tribunal can overturn the original decision and replace it with a decision of its own. True or false?
False
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True
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Some judicial review cases can be heard by the Upper Tribunal rather than the High Court. True or false?
True
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False
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Which one of the following is
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an approach that tribunals use when conducting hearings?
Enabling
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Inquisitorial
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Adversarial
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Arbitrating
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Which of the following is
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a tribunal sitting within the two-tier structure introduced by the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007?
Social Security and Child Support Tribunal
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Employment Tribunal
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Immigration and Asylum Tribunal
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Consumer Credit Tribunal
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Which ombudsman considers complaints of maladministration against government departments?
Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman
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The Local Government Ombudsman
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The Housing Ombudsman
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The Financial Services Ombudsman
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Which one of the following is
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included in the Crossman Catalogue used to explain the meaning of maladministration?
Delay
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Incompetence
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Neglect
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Accuracy
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How can a complaint of maladministration be made to the Parliamentary Ombudsman?
By the complainant sending a message to the Ombudsman via WhatsApp or Twitter
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When the complaint has been referred to the Parliamentary Ombudsman by a Member of Parliament.
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By the complainant sending a letter to the Parliamentary Ombudsman.
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By telephoning the Parliamentary Ombudsman
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Under the Inquiries Act 2005, section 10, who needs to be consulted before a judge can be appointed to chair an inquiry?
The President of the Supreme Court
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The Lord Chancellor
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The Master of the Rolls
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The Lord Chief Justice
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Recommendations made by a public inquiry are legally binding. True or false?
True
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False
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Inquiries must always be held in public. True or false?
True
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False
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