C. Exam Validity 

After an exam has been passed the results are valid for two double moons.

D. Quality Assurance

Exams may be reviewed if there is probable cause to believe an exam is 
unreasonable or does not cover the topics as prescribed by this law or if a 
test taker requests one. This review will be conducted as per the procedures 
for case reviews in the Judicial Act.

If the review determines that the exam is unreasonable or does not cover the 
topics as prescribed by this testing law then the tester must be demerited 
for incompetence. Any penalties placed on the test taker if they took office 
before taking the exam must be lifted.

E. Record Keeping Requirements

a. Qualified instructors must take and retain memories of graded exams for 
one Deoch as proof of testing.

b. Notification of passed exams must be posted in the Mileth Justice Hall 
and records of those who have passed exams are to be maintained permanently 
alongside other long term records.

F. Lack of Qualified Instructors

If there are no qualified instructors available then an Aisling may take 
office without passing an exam. They are required, however, to take and pass 
an exam if a qualified instructor is available within the first two moons of 
each of their first two terms serving in that office. 

If the Aisling takes and then fails an exam they have the option to retake 
the exam or request an exam of another type. Either must be done before 
taking another term in office (unless otherwise qualified).

If an Aisling serves two full terms in the same office with still no 
qualified instructors available then they are considered to have passed the 
appropriate exam.