| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| How long does this delegation last? | 12 months | 0%
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| Who can NOT be an agent? | Beneficiary | 0%
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| What is it known as when a trustee delegates some functions to a third party as a group? | Collective delegation | 0%
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| What is it known as when a trustee delegates all functions to a third party on their own? | Individual delegation | 0%
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| Are trustees automatically liable for an agents' actions | No | 0%
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| When may a trustee be liable? | Not complied with S.1 Duty of Care | 0%
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| When may a trustee be liable? | Not reviewing agents' actions | 0%
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| When may a trustee be liable? | No written policy statement | 0%
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| What statute allows to delegate functions? | S.11(2) Trustee Act 2000 | 0%
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| What section says WHO can be an agent? | S.12 Trustee Act 2000 | 0%
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| Section | S.16 Trustee Act 2000 | 0%
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| Section | S.17 | 0%
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| Section that restricts category of potential nominees? | S.19 | 0%
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| What section requires a trustee to review the policy document? | S.22(2) | 0%
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| What section sets out liability for trustees for acts of an agent? | S.23 | 0%
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| What is the statute for this? | S.25 Trustee Act 1925 | 0%
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| What is a nominee? | Someone who holds legal title of assets for the trust | 0%
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| What is a custodian? | Someone who takes custody of assets or title documents | 0%
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