In July 2026, what debarment period did the Public Examinations amendment passed by Parliament prescribe for service providers engaging in unfair means?
Question and options
In July 2026, what debarment period did the Public Examinations amendment passed by Parliament prescribe for service providers engaging in unfair means?
- Four years
- Six years
- Eight years
- Ten years
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C - Eight years
The Bill passed by Parliament on 30 July 2026 increased debarment from four years to eight. During debarment, the provider cannot be assigned responsibility for a covered public examination.
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