DBG Bribery And Corruption Training Quiz

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A customer gives you a thank you card, this is considered as a form of Bribery
- True
- False

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This DBG Bribery and Corruption Training Quiz assesses understanding of ethical practices in business interactions, focusing on the acceptance of gifts, facilitation payments, and the implications of the Bribery Act of July 2011. It is essential for reinforcing compliance and integrity within corporate environments.

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A company gives a platinum Liverpool FC season ticket to the decision maker of a company knowing there is a tender process coming up, is this a Bribe?
- Yes
- No
Correct Answer

A. Yes

Explanation

Yes, this can be considered a bribe. The company giving the platinum Liverpool FC season ticket to the decision maker of another company is trying to influence their decision in the upcoming tender process. By providing such a valuable gift, the company is attempting to gain an unfair advantage over other competitors. This action can be seen as a form of bribery, as it involves offering personal benefits to influence business decisions.

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3.

Giving or receiving something of value after a transaction is completed, in acknowledgment of some influence over a transaction is a Bribe
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

The statement is true because a bribe is defined as giving or receiving something of value after a transaction is completed, in acknowledgment of some influence over a transaction. In other words, it involves offering or accepting a bribe as a means of gaining an unfair advantage or influencing a decision. This unethical practice is widely condemned and often illegal in many jurisdictions.

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A customer gives you a box of chocolates to be shared with your team as a thank you gift, would you accept or refuge?
- Accept
- Refuse
Correct Answer

A. Accept

Explanation

Accepting the box of chocolates as a thank you gift from the customer is a polite and gracious gesture. It shows appreciation for the customer's kindness and helps to maintain positive relations with them. Accepting the gift also allows for the chocolates to be shared with the team, fostering a sense of camaraderie and boosting morale.

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5.

A company offers training, travel and other benefits to you if you recommend their products, this is considered as a form of Bribery
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

This statement is true because offering training, travel, and other benefits in exchange for recommending products can be seen as a form of bribery. Bribery involves giving or receiving something of value with the intention of influencing someone's actions or decisions. In this case, the company is offering incentives to individuals in order to encourage them to promote their products, which can be seen as an unethical practice.

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6.

A supplier you regularly use gives you a hamper as a thank you gift, the hamper contains alcohol, should you accept or refuse?
- Accept
- Refuse
Correct Answer

A. Refuse

Explanation

It is generally considered more professional and ethical to refuse the gift of alcohol from a supplier. Accepting the gift could create a conflict of interest or give the appearance of impropriety. It is important to maintain a clear boundary between personal and professional relationships to ensure fairness and impartiality in business dealings.

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A supplier invites you to lunch to discuss what they can do to further the business relationship. Should you accept or refuse?
- Accept
- Refuse
Correct Answer

A. Accept

Explanation

Accepting the supplier's invitation to lunch is a favorable decision because it provides an opportunity to strengthen the business relationship. By accepting, you demonstrate a willingness to engage in open communication and collaboration. This lunch meeting can serve as a platform to discuss potential improvements, negotiate better terms, or address any concerns. It also allows for building rapport and understanding each other's perspectives, which can lead to increased trust and mutual benefits in the long run.

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A facilitation payment is not classed as a bribe
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

A facilitation payment is a type of bribe given to expedite routine government actions or services. Although it may be considered a small payment or a customary practice in some countries, it is still considered a form of bribery. Therefore, the statement that a facilitation payment is not classed as a bribe is false.

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9.

Daniel is a Clinician working for a dental practice. The practice provide treatment but also sell a range of dental sundry products such as tooth brushes, tooth paste, mouthwash etc. from various suppliers. One particular supplier has offered Daniel 'free CPD hours' throughout the year on the condition that Daniel recommends only their products to patients.Daniel accepts this offerWhich offence, if any, has been committed by Daniel, under the Bribery Act
- No offence has been committed by Daniel
- Bribing another person
- Failing to prevent Bribery
- Being Bribed
Correct Answer

A. Being Bribed

Explanation

Daniel has accepted an offer from a supplier to receive "free CPD hours" in exchange for recommending only their products to patients. This action falls under the offense of "Being Bribed" according to the Bribery Act. By accepting the offer, Daniel is allowing his professional judgment to be influenced by personal gain, which is considered bribery.

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Chloe is a manager for Software 'R' Us. Business is going very well and there is a 3 month waiting list for product installation. Despite the 'first come, first serve' policy the company has in place, Chloe arranges an immediate installation for a customer who works within a large hotel company as the customer says that they will arrange for Chloe and her partner to stay at the hotel for one night free of charge.Which offence, if any, has Chloe committed under the Bribery Act 2010?
- No offence has been committed by Chloe
- Bribing another person
- Failing to prevent Bribery
- Being Bribed
Correct Answer

A. Being Bribed

Explanation

Chloe has committed the offense of being bribed under the Bribery Act 2010. By arranging an immediate installation for a customer in exchange for a free one-night stay at a hotel, Chloe has accepted a bribe. The act prohibits individuals from accepting bribes, regardless of their position or the circumstances.

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11.

The maximum jail term for Bribery by an individual is 20 years
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The given statement is false. The maximum jail term for bribery by an individual varies depending on the jurisdiction and the specific laws in place. While some jurisdictions may have a maximum jail term of 20 years for bribery, others may have different penalties, such as fines or shorter jail terms. Therefore, it is important to consider the specific legal framework in each jurisdiction when determining the maximum jail term for bribery by an individual.

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Laura is an employee of a company that is very keen to win the business of a large electronics company. The 'decision maker' for that company is Derek. Derek is not yet sure as to which supplier to work with. Laura and Derek have several meetings. Laura then invites Derek to one of the companies corporate golf days, followed by dinner and then presents Derek with a set of expensive golf clubs in which he can keep.Which offence, if any, has been committed under the Bribery Act 2010?
- No offence has been committed by Laura
- Bribing another person
- Failing to prevent Bribery
- Being Bribed
Correct Answer

A. Bribing another person

Explanation

Laura has committed the offence of bribing another person under the Bribery Act 2010. By inviting Derek to a corporate golf day, providing him with an expensive gift, and potentially influencing his decision-making process, Laura is attempting to improperly influence Derek's decision in favor of her company. This behavior falls under the definition of bribery, which involves offering, promising, or giving a financial or other advantage with the intention to induce someone to perform their functions improperly.

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13.

Failing to prevent Bribery can only be committed by a company
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Failing to prevent bribery can only be committed by a company because bribery involves offering, giving, receiving, or soliciting something of value to influence the actions of an individual in a position of power. Companies have the ability to establish policies, procedures, and controls to prevent bribery within their organization. Individuals within a company can also commit bribery, but the question specifically mentions "failing to prevent bribery," which implies a responsibility on the part of the company to have measures in place to prevent such actions.

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A company invites a client to their Manchester United box to watch a game against Liverpool. The company's intention is to get their client to continue using or increase spending with the company due to 'good relations'.Is this a bribe?
- Yes
- No
Correct Answer

A. No

Explanation

This is not considered a bribe because the company's intention is to strengthen their relationship with the client and encourage them to continue using their services or increase their spending. It is a gesture of goodwill and a way to enhance business relations, rather than an attempt to influence the client through unethical means.

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15.

The Bribery Act came in to force when?
- April 2010
- April 2011
- July 2010
- July 2011
Correct Answer

A. July 2011

Explanation

The Bribery Act came into force in July 2011. This means that the act became legally effective and enforceable starting from that date. It is important to note that the act was not in force in April 2010 or April 2011, as stated in the other options.

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A company gives a platinum Liverpool FC season ticket to the decision maker of a company knowing there is a tender process coming up, is this a Bribe?

Giving or receiving something of value after a transaction is completed, in acknowledgment of some influence over a transaction is a Bribe

A customer gives you a box of chocolates to be shared with your team as a thank you gift, would you accept or refuge?

A company offers training, travel and other benefits to you if you recommend their products, this is considered as a form of Bribery

A supplier you regularly use gives you a hamper as a thank you gift, the hamper contains alcohol, should you accept or refuse?

A supplier invites you to lunch to discuss what they can do to further the business relationship. Should you accept or refuse?

A facilitation payment is not classed as a bribe

The maximum jail term for Bribery by an individual is 20 years

Failing to prevent Bribery can only be committed by a company

A company invites a client to their Manchester United box to watch a game against Liverpool. The company's intention is to get their client to continue using or increase spending with the company due to 'good relations'.Is this a bribe?

The Bribery Act came in to force when?