Which term refers to the entry requirements for the qualification?

• A. Entry Procedure
• B. Investigative Techniques
• C. Post-Results Services
• D. Access and Special Consideration

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is understanding what defines who can join a qualification and how they get admitted. The term that fits best is the entry procedure because it describes the steps and criteria someone must meet to enroll, outlining what is needed to be eligible and how to apply.

This matches the concept of entry requirements directly, since those requirements tell you what prerequisites or conditions are necessary before starting. The other terms refer to different stages or aspects: investigative techniques are about how to collect evidence in criminology, post-results services cover things like appeals or re-marks after results, and access and special consideration deals with adjustments or fairness during assessment, not the standard rules for entering.