Chapter 19 Self-test questions

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1. The prerogative remedies are:

remedies given when prerogative powers are abused. correct incorrect

specific remedies granted only by the Administrative court after a successful judicial review claim. correct incorrect

remedies granted by the Monarch. correct incorrect

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2. A quashing order:

invalidates the decision of a tribunal or public authority. correct incorrect

orders a tribunal or public authority to carry out its duty. correct incorrect

prevents a tribunal or public authority from carrying out a proposed course of action. correct incorrect

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3. A mandatory order:

invalidates the decision of a tribunal or public authority. correct incorrect

orders a tribunal or public authority to carry out its duty. correct incorrect

prevents a tribunal or public authority from carrying out a proposed course of action. correct incorrect

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4. A prohibiting order:

invalidates the decision of a tribunal or public authority correct incorrect

orders a tribunal or public authority to carry out its duty correct incorrect

prevents a tribunal or public authority from carrying out a proposed course of action correct incorrect

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5. A declaration of incompatibility granted under section 4 of the Human Rights Act:

declares that a legislative provision is in conflict with the European Convention on Human Rights. It is not binding on the parties to the case and does not repeal the relevant legislative provision. correct incorrect

repeals legislation that is incompatible with the Convention. correct incorrect

suspends a legislative provision that is incompatible with the law of the European Union. correct incorrect