Is the following statement true or false?

Being that the central government of Anycountry's has legislative and financial authority, asset management decision-making does not fall to Supertown's local government. 

The International Organisation for Standarisation advises that the ownership and accountability for asset management at the local level should reside with .......

A representative of Anycountry's central government has arrived in Supertown to advise the local government's senior management on the renewal of their long-term capital investment plan. Is this a form of direct or indirect support from the central government for local asset management?

When Anycountry senior government officials are consulting with local governments during the process to develop an enabling environment for asset management, they can expect to:

Requiring local governments to design and implement Asset Management Action Plans could be one mechanism for which approach to advancing asset management?

Is the following statement true or false?

The conclusions presented by the technical advisory committee and presented to local governments by the central government will highlight all challenges and gaps in local government and is one of the first steps in defining the solution.

Is the following statement true or false?

When selecting members of a technical advisory committee that will help develop an enabling environment for local asset management, it is essential that they are very knowledgeable about asset management.

External stakeholders can help develop an enabling environment for asset management.

In Supertown, the local government engaged with the following three types of stakeholders. Can you match the stakeholder to the role they are playing in Supertown?

Anycountry's central government is looking at how to support Supertown's local asset management. It looks at five different approaches. In which approach would it outline and standardize a method for local governments to track asset condition, asset value and assess risk?

Supertown has received funding from the central government of Anycountry for their asset management projects. Their top two projects are the re-building of the local market and the construction of a school in the new satellite city. Can re-construction of the market be put on hold? Will children suffer if the construction of the new school is delayed? A decision needs to be made as there is inadequate funding to complete both projects by the desired dates. Who should decide on the trade-off here?