What is a working group?

A committee of people with a particular question to answer

A group of people appointed for a specific function, A collection of people to resolve issues in policy

Which of these is a local authority?

Manchester City Council, Torbay Council

What is a Governing Body?

An organisation that sets the rules and represents a sport

What are the aims of the Public Sector?

Service the community, Develop the nation

What are the aims for the voluntary sector?

Operated by volunteers, Fills gaps not provided by the public or private sector

What does the CCPR stand for?

Central Council for Physical Recreation

How is the CCPR linked to the FA?

The FA is one NGB represented by the CCPR standing forums

What are the aims of the Central Council for Physical Recreation?

To give advice to the Sports Council and other bodies., To support the work of specialist sportsbodies.

What is a consultation group?

Large groups used for consulting a range of people, Allows for well informed decisions to be made, can be slow

A meeting where ideas can be discussed

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What is a working group?
A committee of people with a particular question to answer
Basically a forum, with no real objective
A group of miners working really really hard
Groups to determine where a company or organisation is going
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What is a Committee?
A group of people appointed for a specific function
A collection of people who work to develop a company
A collection of random individuals together to make money
A collection of people to resolve issues in policy
3
Which of these is a local authority?
Manchester City Council
Sport England
Torbay Council
Bass Anglers Sportfishing Society
4
What is a Governing Body?
An organisation that attempts to make money through a sport
A person or body who is governed to monitor rules in sport
The law enforcement of a sport
An organisation that sets the rules and represents a sport
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What are the aims of the Public Sector?
Build pubs
Make Profit
Service the community
Develop the nation
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What are the aims for the voluntary sector?
They are concerned with community issues and funded by GOV
Operated by volunteers
Fills gaps not provided by the public or private sector
Primarily focused on money and profit
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What does the CCPR stand for?
Central Council for Physical Recreation
Centre for Civil and Political Rights
Creatine Crazy Pasta Renderers
Creative Council of Physical Recreation
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How is the CCPR linked to the FA?
It is Gianni Infantino's new request
To enforce the rules of the Government on the FA
They purchase the players for the Premier League teams
The FA is one NGB represented by the CCPR standing forums
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What are the aims of the Central Council for Physical Recreation?
To give advice to the Sports Council and other bodies.
To re-engage people into sport
To purchase players for Premier League football clubs
To support the work of specialist sportsbodies.
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What is a consultation group?
Large groups used for consulting a range of people
Allows for well informed decisions to be made, can be slow
A group of employees designed to generate funding
A group of consultants
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Which of these are Public Organisations?
Bass (The beer)
Stanley Leisure
The National Trust
Arts Council
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What is a Forum?
A developmental meeting to enhance profits
A meeting to conclude the year
A meeting where ideas can be discussed
A meeting to prepare for a reform
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Which of these are private sector organisations?
Scouts
Virgin
HSBC
Manchester City
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Which of these are voluntary organisations?
English Heritage
Manchester United
Sport England
National Lottery

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