Test 9 Municipality PDF

# TEST N.º 9 ## El municipi The municipality. The organs of political representation and their designation. Necessary and complementary organs. Organization and competences of the municipalities. Special municipal regimes. ### Questions 1. According to the Constitution of 1978, the legal persona...

# TEST N.º 9 ## El municipi The municipality. The organs of political representation and their designation. Necessary and complementary organs. Organization and competences of the municipalities. Special municipal regimes. ### Questions 1. According to the Constitution of 1978, the legal personality of municipalities is: a) Own. b) Full. c) Recognized by the entity that creates them. d) Autonomous. 2. According to the Constitution of 1978, the members of the Plenary are NOT elected by suffrage: a) Universal. b) Equal. c) Parity. d) Free. 3. Can a municipality be part of two provinces simultaneously? a) Yes, exceptionally. b) Yes, as long as this is provided for in a law with the force of law. c) No, our legal system prohibits it. d) Answers "a" and "b" are correct. 4. Who has the competence to agree on the division of the municipal term in districts / neighborhoods, etc.? a) The Cartographic Institute of Catalonia. b) The Provincial Council to which the municipal term belongs. c) The respective City Council. d) The Government of Catalonia. 5. How is the condition of neighbor / neighbor of a municipality acquired? a) With the registration. b) Residing habitually in the municipality. c) With the age of majority. d) Receiving health care at the CAP. 6. The popular consultation is NOT allowed in matters of: a) Local Treasury. b) Municipal public services. c) Municipal competences. d) None of the above answers are correct. 7. Which is the body that can submit a matter to a popular consultation? a) President of the provincial Council. b) Mayor. c) Executive Council. d) Municipal Plenary. 8. Indicate which of the following data is NOT mandatory data that must be included in the municipal register of inhabitants: a) Sex. b) Usual domicile. c) Place and date of birth. d) Designation of the persons who can represent each resident before the Municipal Administration for registration purposes. 9. The Registration Council is attached to: a) The Presidency of the Government. b) The Mayoralty. c) The Ministry of Economy, Industry and Competitiveness. d) The Department of the Vice-Presidency and Digital and Territory Policies. 10. The formation of the register of Spanish residents abroad corresponds to: a) The City Council where the last known address in national territory is registered. b) The autonomous community where they were born. c) The General Administration of the State, in collaboration with the City Councils and the autonomous communities. d) The Embassy or Spanish Consulate of the country where they reside. 11. The complementary municipal organization that a autonomous community establishes with a general character, with respect to the municipalities that are within its territorial scope: a) It applies preferentially to that established with this character by the State. b) It applies preferentially to that established by the Organic Regulation of each municipality. c) It applies after that of the State and that of the Organic Regulation of the municipality. d) Answers "a" and "b" are correct. 12. The election of a mayor is carried out: a) Directly in the municipal elections. b) In an extraordinary session called for this purpose. c) In the constitutive session of the municipal corporation. d) By the neighbors. 13. Can more than one motion of censure be filed against the president of a local entity? a) Yes, when one of the presented ones prospers. b) Only in periods of different sessions. c) As long as it is authorized by the Organic Regulation of the municipality. d) None of the previous answers are correct. 14. In a motion of censure against the president of a local entity, the following may be candidates: a) The members of the Corporation who are heads of the electoral list. b) The spokesmen of the municipal groups in the Plenary. c) Any member of the Corporation. d) Any personnel at the service of the Corporation. 15. If the mayor loses a vote of confidence: a) All members of the Corporation will resign. b) Another will be appointed following the same process that was used to appoint the previous one. c) The first deputy mayor is appointed president of the Corporation. d) A constitutive session is called, after the holding of municipal elections. 16. In a City Council, the residual competence, by virtue of which those competences that are not expressly assigned to another body are attributed, is held by: a) The Plenary. b) The Local Government Board. c) The president. d) The Municipal Ombudsman. 17. The casting vote of the president of a Local Corporation: a) Confirms the result of the vote. b) Determines the importance of the voter. c) It tips the result in the sense of its vote in case of a tie. d) It determines the impossibility of appealing the agreement adopted. 18. The delegation of powers by the mayor: a) Requires the agreement of the Municipal Plenary. b) It may proceed in any matter. c) It cannot fall on the Local Government Board. d) None of the previous answers are correct. 19. The appointment of municipal officials corresponds to: a) The councilor / councilor authorized for this purpose. b) The Plenary. c) The president. d) The Study, Information or Consultation Committees. 20. The approval of the job descriptions in municipalities with a large population is the competence of: a) The Plenary. b) The mayor. c) The Local Government Board. d) The first deputy mayor. 21. The exercise of judicial and administrative actions and the defense of the Corporation in matters of plenary competence is the competence of: a) The Study, Information or Consultation Committees. b) The president, in municipalities under common law. c) The Local Government Board, in municipalities with a large population. d) The Plenary. 22. The Local Government Board of a City Council of a municipality under common law has, as a maximum, in addition to the president, the following members: a) 10. b) Depends on the population of the municipality. c) Two-thirds of the legal number of members of the Corporation. d) One-third of the legal number of members of the Corporation. 23. Who appoints councilors / delegates in a Corporation? a) The president. b) The municipal groups. c) The Plenary. d) The Local Government Board. 24. The deputy mayors: a) Substitute in all of their functions and in the order of their appointment to the mayor, in cases of absence, illness or impediment that prevents the mayor from exercising his duties. b) They exercise the functions of the mayor in the event of a vacancy in the Mayoralty until the new holder takes possession. c) Substitute the mayor in the sessions when he has to abstain from intervening in relation to any specific point of them. d) All the answers are correct. 25. With respect to the appointment of the deputy mayors, the Plenary: a) It is previously consulted. b) It is informed. c) It agrees. d) It does not have the competence to intervene. 26. Who establishes the remuneration regime of the governing bodies of municipalities in municipalities with a large population? a) The mayor. b) The appointed councilor / councilor authorized for that purpose. c) The Plenary. d) The Local Government Board. 27. The Special Accounts Committee: a) It exists in all City Councils. b) It is a decision-making body. c) It is a complementary municipal body. d) It exists in municipalities with more than 50,000 inhabitants. 28. The District Municipal Boards are created: a) By the autonomous community. b) By the Sector Councils. c) By the Plenary of the City Council. d) By the mayor. 29. The political groups that make up a local entity must be represented compulsorily: a) In the Special Accounts Committee. b) In the decentralized bodies. c) In the Sector Councils. d) All the above answers are correct. 30. Which of the following bodies has a transitional character in the mandate of the Corporation? a) The Special Information Committees. b) The Special Accounts Committee. c) The Plenary. d) The General Information Committees. 31. To be a personal representative of the mayor in a neighborhood, it is required: a) To be elected by the Plenary. b) To be elected in the municipal elections for this district. c) To belong to the governing municipal group. d) To be a resident of the municipality where they perform their duties. 32. It does not constitute a minimum service of a City Council with fewer than 5,000 inhabitants: a) Access to the population centers. b) The control of food and beverages. c) The public park. d) Waste collection. 33. It is a minimum service of a City Council with fewer than 5,000 inhabitants: a) Decentralized public reading service. b) Market. c) Fire prevention and extinction. d) Street cleaning 34. The urban collective transport of passengers is compulsorily provided by the municipalities: a) With more than 5,000 inhabitants. b) With more than 20,000 inhabitants. c) With more than 30,000 inhabitants. d) With more than 50,000 inhabitants. 35. A conflict of jurisdiction between two city councils belonging to different provinces within the same autonomous community is resolved by: a) The Plenary of each city council facing each other. b) The Ministry of Finance and Public Function. c) The respective Provincial Councils. d) The autonomous community. ## Solutions 1. b) Full 2. c) Parity 3. c) No, our legal system prohibits it. 4. c) The respective City Council. 5. a) With the registration. 6. a) Local Treasury. 7. b) Mayor. 8. d) Designation of the persons who can represent each resident before the Municipal Administration for registration purposes. 9. c) The Ministry of Economy, Industry and Competitiveness. 10. c) The General Administration of the State, in collaboration with the City Councils and the autonomous communities. 11. b) It applies preferentially to that established by the Organic Regulation of each municipality. 12. c) In the constitutive session of the municipal corporation. 13. d) None of the previous answers are correct. 14. c) Any member of the Corporation. 15. b) Another will be appointed following the same process that was used to appoint the previous one. 16. c) The president. 17. c) It tips the result in the sense of its vote in case of a tie. 18. d) None of the previous answers are correct. 19. c) The president. 20. c) The Local Government Board. 21. d) The Plenary. 22. d) One-third of the legal number of members of the Corporation. 23. a) The president. 24. d) All the answers are correct. 25. b) It is informed. 26. c) The Plenary. 27. a) It exists in all City Councils. 28. c) By the Plenary of the City Council. 29. a) In the Special Accounts Committee. 30. a) The Special Information Committees. 31. d) To be a resident of the municipality where they perform their duties. 32. c) The public park. 33. d) Street cleaning 34. d) With more than 50,000 inhabitants. 35. d) The autonomous community.