Lesson 3.1.2

3.1.2 Relationship between legislation, policies and procedures Quiz: NCFE Health and Social Care, Unit 3

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The 20 questions

  1. In the hierarchy of rules, what comes immediately below legislation?

    • Policy
    • Procedure
    • Action
    • Task
  2. Which term describes the operational steps derived from organisational policy?

    • Act
    • Legislation
    • Procedure
    • Statute
  3. A care worker follows the steps to record a fall. Which level is this?

    • Procedure
    • Legislation
    • Policy
    • Regulation of inspection
  4. Why are procedures placed below policies in compliance documents?

    • They overrule acts
    • They explain compliance
    • They replace laws
    • They are optional
  5. Who sets workplace rules in a care setting compared to national laws?

    • The monarch
    • The courts
    • The electorate
    • The organisation
  6. Which level is most likely to explain step-by-step how to complete a moving and handling task?

    • Policy statement
    • Procedure
    • Regulator's register
    • Legislation
  7. What does a waste disposal procedure tell care staff to do?

    • Change the law
    • Ignore the bin
    • Rewrite policy
    • Follow set steps
  8. What must happen to workplace procedures when a new law changes organisational policy?

    • Deleted entirely
    • Reviewed and updated
    • Left unchanged
    • Sent to parliament
  9. What is the primary purpose of organisational policies in relation to legislation?

    • Replace legal acts
    • Ignore legal duties
    • Create new laws
    • Translate legal duties
  10. What is the correct sequence from top-level legislation down to daily staff practice?

    • Policy, law, procedure
    • Procedure, law, policy
    • Procedure, policy, law
    • Law, policy, procedure
  11. Whose preference takes priority if a staff procedure contradicts an organisational policy?

    • Manager mood
    • Organisational policy
    • Client preference
    • Staff preference
  12. Which level best describes an organisation's statement that all incidents must be reported?

    • Care plan
    • Procedure
    • Legislation
    • Policy
  13. A practitioner follows a checklist showing the steps to take when a fire alarm sounds. Which level is this?

    • Policy
    • Regulation of inspection
    • Procedure
    • Legislation
  14. Which workplace practice directly translates legal safety requirements into daily routine?

    • Office painting schedule
    • Menu planning
    • Checking visitor ID
    • Staff tea breaks
  15. Why must health practitioners understand the link between legislation, policies and procedures?

    • To follow correct steps
    • To prescribe medication
    • To manage finances
    • To design buildings
  16. A care organisation wants to know if its handwashing guidance is legal. Which level should it check first?

    • Visitor sign-in
    • Procedure
    • Legislation
    • Care plan
  17. A procedure says to lift using bent knees. Which policy would this likely support?

    • Valuing diversity
    • Security
    • Confidentiality
    • Manual handling
  18. What action should a practitioner take if a policy contradicts a new law?

    • Ignore the law
    • Report for review
    • Delete the policy
    • Change it alone
  19. What is the specific role of a procedure in relation to a policy?

    • Defining broad aims
    • Overruling the policy
    • Setting legal penalties
    • Detailed action steps
  20. Who should a worker consult if unsure whether a procedure matches a policy?

    • Service user
    • Another new worker
    • Local media
    • Supervisor

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