ACL Part 4

question 20

Multiple Choice

ACL Part 4.1 sets out the penalties associated with various contraventions of the ACL.Many penalties are imposed on a 'strict liability' basis.This means that:

• A)an element of moral fault or a particular intention on the part of the defendant need not be proven.
• B)the Court has no choice about the remedies that are to be applied.
• C)no defences are available to the defendant.
• D)if the defendant is found liable the penalties are automatically doubled.

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Definitions:

Social Astuteness

An individual's ability to understand and navigate social situations effectively, often characterized by keen awareness of others' reactions and intentions.

Interpersonal Influence

Interpersonal Influence is the ability of an individual to affect the behaviors, attitudes, opinions, or choices of others through direct or indirect social interaction.

Assertiveness

Expressing one's opinions and emotions respectfully while maintaining confidence and assertiveness, without resorting to aggression.

Internal Visibility

Refers to the extent to which an employee's work and contributions are recognized and visible within their organization.