In which situation will policy implementation for women workers be considered weak?

Correct answer: When budget monitoring and accountability are absent

Option A is correct. A policy for women workers can be implemented effectively only when its budget, expenditure monitoring, and official accountability are clearly ensured. Without these, it is difficult to track whether funds are used properly or whether the policy is producing results, so implementation remains weak. Timely grievance redressal, wage records, and safe workplace facilities in options B, C, and D are indicators of stronger implementation. Exam tip: In questions on policy implementation, look for budget, monitoring, accountability, and grievance-redressal mechanisms.