OMVIC FINAL EXAM EXPERT CERTIFIED
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- What is the primary legislation governing Ontario’s retail automotive sector?
Ans: MVDA
2. Which body or agency enforces the MVDA? Ans: OMVIC
3. List three functions carried out by OMVIC. Ans: Regulating manufacturers
- How many people compose OMVIC’s Board of Directors? Of these, how many represent
the industry and how many represent consumers? Ans: 12 total, 9 dealer and 3
consumer
- Briefly explain the “Transaction Fee Program.”
Ans: A 10$ fee paid by dealer to omvic for each vehicle sold
- True or False: Under the Transaction Fee Program, dealers are required to remit $10 (to
OMVIC) for each retail vehicle sold or leased.
Ans: True
- True or False: The transaction fee can be passed along to the customer. Ans: True
- What information is OMVIC required to make available to the public?
a) All of the above
- Should OMVIC determine a dealer’s advertising to be false or misleading, what powers
- If an order is used to stop or correct false advertising, for how long may the dealer need
does OMVIC have to stop or correct it?Ans: OMVIC can issue and order requiring the dealer to cease publication, issue a retraction or correction
to seek OMVIC’s pre-approval for future advertising? Ans: Upto 2 years
- List two possible situations which could result in OMVIC applying to a court to appoint a
receiver and manager to assume temporary control of a dealership.
Ans: If there has been as investigation,
dealer ship is about to fail a freeze order about to be made OMVIC is proposing to revoke registration.Chapter 2
- What is the minimum age requirement to become a dealer?
Ans: 18
- List three requirements that must be met when applying to become a salesperson.
Ans: Posses two-year work experience not require to become salesperson
- True or False: All dealer and salesperson applicants undergo a Canada-wide criminal
record search as part of the application screening process. Ans: True
- Which of the following must be registered with OMVIC (select all that apply):
a) Dealers d) Finance managers
b) Salespersons D. Business managers
- List two reasons why OMVIC might refuse the registration of a dealer or salesperson.
- If a person has been refused registration, what is one condition that has to be met
Ans: past conduct affords grounds for the applicant wnt’t conduct business with honesty and integrity The applicant failed to comply with term and conditions of registration.
before the person can reapply? Ans: Two years has passes
- Should OMVIC issue a proposal to refuse (or revoke) registration, to whom can the
applicant appeal?
Ans: License appeal Tribunal LAT
- List four “classes” of dealers.
Ans: General Dealer for new and used vehicle, general dealer used vehicle, Broker and outise Ontario dealer
- List three examples of individuals or businesses that are exempt from registration.
Ans: Lawyer, Register charity, Wholesale auction
- Name one “change of information” that a dealer must notify OMVIC about.
Ans: Change of dealer ship address and the date of commencement of employment
of every salesperson.Not Change of dealer ship logo.
11. Please choose the most correct answer:
In a large dealership, if the dealer principal delegates responsibility for ensuring that
salespersons are registered, this should be delegated to:
a) The sales manager
- OMVIC can refuse, revoke or suspend registration to a dealer, salesperson or
corporation if the financial responsibility or past conduct of an “interested person in respect of the applicant/registrant” gives reasonable grounds for it. Who might OMVIC consider an “interested person”?
Ans: Someone who has financial interest in business,
- Where is the certificate of the dealer registration kept?
Ans: Posted openly where public is likely to see it.
- True or False: A salesperson must produce his or her registration certificate for
inspection if a customer asks to see it.
Ans: True
Chaper 3
- True or False: Dealers may sell vehicles from any location, so long as they have
registered a head office with OMVIC. Ans: False
- List two requirements for a dealer’s premises.
- The MVDA specifies the records a dealer must maintain. True or False: These records
Ans: Have a business office, clearly visible sign, identifying the dealer registered name.
must be kept for at least six years. Ans: True
- List four examples of the information (related to vehicles sold or leased) that must
be maintained in a dealer’s records.
Ans: VIN, Record of repairs, copy of safety standard certificate.
Not Vehicle license plate number.
5. Which of the following records related to employees must be maintained:
d) All of the above
- Choose the most correct answer. If a dealer’s records are destroyed or stolen, the
dealer must notify:
a) OMVIC, in writing, within five days
- What must a dealer do if they wish to store records somewhere other than the
location from which they trade?
Ans: Provide a written request to OMVIC and receive a written authorization.
- In order for a remote storage location to be approved by OMVIC, which condition
must be met?
a) The location is always accessible to OMVIC staff during normal business hours
- True or False: Under the MVDA, all dealers are required to maintain a trust account.
Ans: False
- Deposits over what amount must be kept in a trust account? a)
- $10,000
- True or False: Before issuing a freeze order (freezing the dealer’s assets or trust