A 'Schedule' to an Act of Parliament Is

question 50

Multiple Choice

A 'schedule' to an Act of Parliament is:

• A)A term used to refer to the body of an Act that contains the substantive provisions of the Act.
• B)A list of definitions usually found at the beginning of legislation.
• C)A subsidiary piece of legislation, separate to the principal Act and usually containing administrative provisions concerning the application of the principal Act.
• D)A supplement appended to an Act and usually containing procedural provisions such as fees and charges, forms, technical descriptions and lists.

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Definitions:

Retail Products

Goods that are sold to the public through stores, online, or other channels, typically for personal or household use.

Durable Goods

Products or goods that do not quickly wear out and provide utility over time, often lasting for years.

Smartphones

Mobile devices that combine features of a traditional mobile phone with those of other popular consumer gadgets, like personal digital assistants, media players, and GPS navigation units.

Imperishable Goods

Items or products that do not deteriorate in quality or value over time, such as diamonds or precious metals.