Competition law compliance—post-training assessment questions
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PrecedentsCompetition law compliance—post-training assessment questions
Published by a LexisNexis Risk & Compliance expert
Precedents
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How to use this test
These questions are designed to test your understanding after your attendance at our training on competition law compliance.
After you have completed this test, please return it to [insert name].
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General
Name of person completing test Insert name Role Insert role Date Insert date
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Multiple choice questions
Tick the correct answer.
Question Multiple choice answers 1. Competition law protects business and consumers from anti-competitive behaviour, and Safeguards effective competition □ True□ False 2. What are the consequences of breaching competition law? □ Heavy fines, prison
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United Kingdom
Key definition:
Safeguards definition
What does Safeguards mean?
1 A term used in the regulation of domestic nuclear facilities and materials. The use of material control and accounting programs must verify that all special nuclear material is properly controlled and accounted for, and the physical protection equipment and security forces; and 2 As used by the iaea, verifying that the "peaceful use" commitments made in binding non-proliferation agreements, both bilateral and multilateral, are honoured.
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