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Judicial & Legislative Basics Quiz


Judicial & Legislative Basics QuizVersion en ligne Constitutional powers quiz par Thando Mazibuko 1 What is the term of the National Assembly (NA) in South Africa? a 6 years b 7 years c 4 years d 5 years 2 Under Section 50 of the Constitution, when can the National Assembly dissolve earlier than its 5-year term? a The President may dissolve NA if a majority vote to dissolve is adopted after 3 years since NA was elected b Only after 4 years and a two-thirds majority c The President may dissolve NA at any time without conditions d When NA unanimously votes to dissolve 3 What happens if the Acting President fails to elect a new President within 30 days after vacancy occurs (as per Section 50(2) and related provisions)? a The Deputy President becomes President by default b The NA may dissolve, triggering early elections c The Speaker takes over permanently d There is no dissolution and elections are not required 4 Which body must remove the President on grounds of serious violation, serious misconduct, or inability to perform the functions of office (Section 89)? a The President’s Cabinet b The National Council of Provinces (NCOP) c The Constitutional Court d National Assembly by a resolution adopted with at least two thirds of its members 5 What is the constitutional requirement for the appointment of Judicial Officers (Section 174(1))? a selected by the Judicial Service Commission only from a fixed list b elected by public referendum c appointed by the President alone d appropriately qualified persons 6 Which Section states that the judicial authority of the Republic is vested in the Courts? a Section 165 b Section 168 c Section 167 d Section 166 7 According to the 17th Amendment, which court is the highest court in all constitutional matters? a Supreme Court of Appeal b Magistrates’ Courts c High Courts d Constitutional Court 8 What is the role of the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) as described in the material? a Decide on the salary of judges b Directly appoint all judges without consultation c Play an important role in appointments of judicial officers (Sec 174) d Handle impeachment of judges 9 Which part of the Constitution establishes that Parliament may intervene in certain circumstances under Schedule 5 (Paragraph on Power of Intervention)? a Section 40(2) b Section 167(4) c Section 44(2) d Section 146 10 What does Sec 165(2) require of the judiciary besides independence (impartiality)? a to publish every decision in a national newspaper b to only hear constitutional matters c to always follow political directives d impartiality in exercising judicial authority; not biased and should recuse when appropriate

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Judicial & Legislative Basics QuizVersion en ligne

par Thando Mazibuko

What is the term of the National Assembly (NA) in South Africa?

Under Section 50 of the Constitution, when can the National Assembly dissolve earlier than its 5-year term?

What happens if the Acting President fails to elect a new President within 30 days after vacancy occurs (as per Section 50(2) and related provisions)?

Which body must remove the President on grounds of serious violation, serious misconduct, or inability to perform the functions of office (Section 89)?

What is the constitutional requirement for the appointment of Judicial Officers (Section 174(1))?

Which Section states that the judicial authority of the Republic is vested in the Courts?

According to the 17th Amendment, which court is the highest court in all constitutional matters?

What is the role of the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) as described in the material?

Which part of the Constitution establishes that Parliament may intervene in certain circumstances under Schedule 5 (Paragraph on Power of Intervention)?

What does Sec 165(2) require of the judiciary besides independence (impartiality)?