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What is the primary characteristic of properties owned by the State as described?
What is the primary characteristic of properties owned by the State as described?
- They are not intended for public use or services. (correct)
- They are developed for national wealth.
- They are used exclusively for public services.
- They are available for private sector development.
Which of these would be a possible intention for properties owned by the State mentioned?
Which of these would be a possible intention for properties owned by the State mentioned?
- To enhance community engagement.
- To be held for exclusive private use. (correct)
- To be preserved for future generations.
- To promote public services.
Which option best represents the opposite of the intended purpose of the properties owned by the State?
Which option best represents the opposite of the intended purpose of the properties owned by the State?
- To serve educational purposes.
- To provide public amenities. (correct)
- To develop national infrastructure.
- To facilitate private ownership.
What type of development is excluded from the purpose of these properties?
What type of development is excluded from the purpose of these properties?
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Which of the following is the best explanation of why some properties are owned by the State but not intended for public use?
Which of the following is the best explanation of why some properties are owned by the State but not intended for public use?
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