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Exam Name:	Ethical Procurement and Supply
Exam Code:	L3M2 Dumps
Vendor:	CIPS	Certification:	CIPS Level 3 Advanced Certificate in Procurement and Supply Operations
Questions:	90 Q&A's	Shared By:	farah

Question 8

The abbreviation ‘PDCA’ represents the words:

Options:

Plan do check assess

Purchase do check act

Procure, distribute to customers actively

Plan do check act

Discussion

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Question 9

A single purchase agreement created to cover multiple repeat orders for supplies from a single source, is called a:

Options:

Call-off contract

Frequency distribution

Single source tender

Automatic replenishment

Discussion

Question 10

Disclose, distance, delegate, …?

Options:

Dislocate

Disassociate

Discriminate

Discombobulate

Discussion

Question 11

Individuals, units, teams, groups or organisations that have an influence over procurement, or which are affected by procurement operations, can be called:

Options:

Customers

Stakeholders

Shareholders

Wholesalers