1.The Batangas Association of Division Superintendents

(BADS) is having their regular meeting to discuss things about

administrative cases in preparation for a meeting with their

own school heads. The first thing discussed in the meeting is

the central personnel agency of the government authorized to

promulgate its own rules concerning pleadings and practices

before it or before any of its offices. Which agency is this?

• A. Department of Justice (DOJ)

•   B. National Intelligence Coordinating Agency (NICA)

•   C. Civil Service Commission (CSC)

•   D. Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG)

2. It was discussed in the meeting that recent laws had been

enacted concerning administrative cases so the CSC decided that

the Rules on Administrative Cases in the Civil Service (RACCS)

needs to be updated and revised, and they did so, and stated that

these rules shall apply to all disciplinary and non-disciplinary

administrative cases brought before them. What is this updated

and revised RACCS?

• A. CSC Resolution No. 2500356

•   B. CSC Resolution No. 2500357

•   C. CSC Resolution No. 2400356

•   D. CSC Resolution No. 2400357

3. The terms used in the Resolution were also discussed for

clarification. Mam Donna is the employee designated and

authorized in a particular case to preside over hearings, hear

evidence, and make recommendations based on the evidence

presented. What is she among the following?

• A. Accountable Officer

•   B. Appointing Authority

•   C. Disciplining Authority

•   D. Hearing Officer

4. Sir Dado is a person duly authorized by law to issue

appointments and carry out other human resource actions in

the civil service. What is he among the following?

• A. Accountable Officer

•   B. Appointing Authority

   

• C. Disciplining Authority

   

• D. Hearing Officer

6. Who is the person or body within an agency or department

duly authorized by law to investigate infractions, impose

disciplinary actions, and enforce civil service laws, rules, and

regulations?

• A. Accountable Officer

•   B. Appointing Authority

•   C. Disciplining Authority

•   D. Hearing Officer

5. Who is the person or officer of a government agency who,

by the nature of the duties and responsibilities of the office

held or participation in the collection/receipt and expenditure/

use of government funds, is required by law or regulation to

render accounts thereof?

• A. Accountable Officer

•   B. Appointing Authority

•   C. Disciplining Authority

•   D. Hearing Officer

7. Which refers to programs and initiatives designed to develop

and enhance the competencies of civil servants in their

respective roles, that include appropriate learning activities?

•   A. Developmental Interventions

•   B. Moral Reformation

•   C. Psychological Interventions

•   D. Psychological Reformation

8. Which terms refers to the act or manner of conducting a

proceeding where only one party is present, without

representation from, or the participation of, other parties?

•   A. de parte

•   B. ex parte

   

• C. de officio

•   D. ex officio

9. What is the term used in court that refers to the act of the

disciplining authority or an appellate body of relieving a person

from a charge or liability, and may imply clearance not only

from the immediate charge or accusation, but also from

suspicion or attendant denigration?

• A. Exculpation

•   B. Vindication

•   C. Exoneration

•   D. Absolution

10. This term refers to any individual, whether or not officially

involved in the operation of a government office or agency, who

has access to people working therein and facilitates, whether

or not in collusion with the latter, the speedy completion of

transactions for pecuniary gain or any other advantage or

consideration.

• A. Asset

•   B. Facilitator

•   C. Fixer

•   D. Contact