Which Part deals with offences and appeals?

• A. Part 1
• B. Part 2
• C. Part 4
• D. Part 5

Answer: (C)

Offences and appeals are handled in a dedicated part of the regulation, set up to show what counts as an offence under the rules, the penalties that can be imposed for breaches, and the process for appealing against enforcement actions or decisions. This separation makes it clear what actions are punishable and how a person or organization can challenge a decision they disagree with, which is essential for understanding legal risk and rights of review. Other parts focus on different topics such as general duties, definitions, or enforcement procedures, so they don’t address offences and appeals directly.