In the case of a Bill which has been introduced into the House of Representatives:

Select one:

a.There is no copyright in a Bill by virtue of s27 of the Copyright Act 1994

b.Copyright in the text of the Bill is vested in the Speaker of the House of Representatives

c.Copyright is vested in the Government department responsible for the Bill. In the case of a member's bill, it is vested in the member in whose name the Bill stands.

The term "lager":

Select one:

a.has not been registered as a trade mark in New Zealand because it would promote the sale of alcohol

b.has been registered as a trade mark in New Zealand

c.could not be registered as a trade mark in New Zealand because it is insufficiently distinctive in New Zealand

In deciding whether an invention, is, or is not, patentable as being contrary to public order under s15, the Commissioner:

Select one:

a.May approve an invention that is a process for cloning human beings

b.May approve an invention that is a process for modifying the germline genetic identity of human beings

c.May seek advice from the Mori advisory committee

If Pat were seeking financial support from Chris for a new type of printer which Pat had designed, and Pat supplied Chris with copies of the plans for the new printer:

Select one:

a.Pat could do nothing about it if Chris made copies of the drawings and started producing the printer without reference to Pat

b.So long as Pat made it clear that the plans were provided in confidence, Pat could sue for breach of confidence if Chris made copies of the drawings and started producing the printer without reference to Pat.

c.Unless Chris had signed a confidentiality agreement, Pat could do nothing about it if Chris made copies of the drawings and started producing the printer without reference to Pat