Q1. The principles regarding Discipline are found in?

Candidate Answer - The MOT Testing Guide Section I

Result - Correct

Q2. When a vehicle is re-examined by DVSA after test, any action will be taken on?

Candidate Answer - Its condition on the day of the re-examination

Result - Incorrect

Q3. The maximum level of sanction normally considered appropriate for a particular points score for Testers is in?

Candidate Answer - MOT Testing Guide Appendix 9

Result - Incorrect

Q4. A 500 point Offence is considered as a?

Candidate Answer - Single Offence Cessation

Result - Correct

Q5. If DVSA take disciplinary action, their judgment is based on?

Candidate Answer - If it is beyond reasonable doubt

Result - Incorrect

Q6. Who has the discretion to notify persons that they will cease to be testers?

Candidate Answer - The Secretary of State (delegated to DVSA)

Result - Correct

Q7. Which of these would normally be considered as something that would lead to a cessation?

Candidate Answer - A single serious incident of substandard testing that could have a significant effect on road safety

Result - Correct

Q8. If a cessation is imposed on a tester it can, depending on circumstances last for ?

Candidate Answer - 28 days, 2 years or 5 years

Result - Correct

Q9. A formal Warning, when issued to a tester, can be taken into consideration should any further disciplinary action be taken for a period of?

Candidate Answer - All formal warnings are applicable for 4 years

Result - Incorrect

Q10. A formal warning is noted by DVSA to be?

Candidate Answer - A warning which will be taken into account in the event of future formal disciplinary action

Result - Correct