It's all the same old questions as before, just less of them. AL, AGK and Met have 16 questions each, the rest 12.
The Nav exam is just the same dogs dinner of questions culled from the CPL and ATPL question bank as was introduced last year.
As beegle says, they don't seem to have anyone who can write any new questions at the CAA.
And why anyone thinks they deserve a pat on the head for reducing the number of exams for 9 to 6 is just a mystery ( if it ever happens, of course).
3 would be better, but with all the hot air that has been generated for no result, it is probably more likely that you could catch a bus to the moon than for this to happen.
I wonder how many prospective PPLs decide to go and play golf instead when they learn there are 9 written exams to do ?