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Question 8

Ali is the Category Manager at an airplane manufacturing factory. He works with many different suppliers who provide different components for the planes. The company is investing heavily in Environmental and Social Governance and Ali has been asked by the CEO what the best practice is to ensure ethical behaviour from suppliers. Ali has suggested completing Audits. Is this the right thing to do?

Options:

A.

No- audits will only reveal financial issues not ethical ones

B.

No- Ali should simply ask the supplier's about their ethical practices

C.

Yes- audits always uncover ethical violations such as modern day slavery

D.

yes - these can be completed without warning which would give Ali an accurate picture of the supplier's operations

Question 9

Which of the following is not a type of fraud that procurement professionals should be vigilant for?

Options:

A.

coersion

B.

phishing

C.

kickback

D.

identity theft

Question 10

Sourcing aims to achieve the best value for money by taking into account several factors. Freddy issourcing a new component for his company which manufactures tractors. Should Freddy take into consideration ethics and sustainability?

Options:

A.

yes- ethics and sustainability form part of 'value for money'

B.

yes- ethics and sustainability show that the products are fit for purpose

C.

no- 'value for money' is concerned with achieving the lowest price

D.

no- 'value for money' only concerns price and if the product is fit for purpose

Question 11

A procurement manager of a medium-sized company has suggested to their executive board that implementing an ISO environmental standard would improve procurement practices and reduce environmental and social impacts. However, some colleagues are concerned about the potential complexity and supplier resistance. Should the company go ahead with the recommendation?

Options:

A.

Yes, as it would align with, and help to achieve, sustainability goals

B.

No, ISO standards are too complex for staff and suppliers to understand and follow

C.

No, because ISO standards are only relevant to large organisations

D.

Yes, implementation would guarantee that the company is compliant with all environmental laws

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Exam Code: L4M4
Exam Name: Ethical and Responsible Sourcing
Last Update: Nov 22, 2024
Questions: 180
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