CSEET · Business Laws and Management · Management Knowledge for Company Secretaries
Consider the statements about standing plans and single-use plans. I. A policy is a standing plan that guides thinking and action in decision making. II. A budget prepared for one specific project is a single-use plan. III. Procedures and rules are single-use plans because they are framed for one project. Which option is correct?
Only statements I and II are correct. Policies are standing plans guiding decisions repeatedly, and a project-specific budget is a single-use plan. Procedures and rules are also standing plans used repeatedly, so statement III is incorrect.
- AI, II and III are all correct
- BI and II only are correctCorrect
- CII and III only are correct
- DI and III only are correct
Explanation
Policies are standing plans used repeatedly as guides to decisions, and a project budget is a single-use plan. Statement III is wrong because procedures and rules are standing plans meant for repeated use. So only I and II are correct.
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