Civics
Major decisions by elected leaders
Practice questions
If education policy is decided by a private group instead of an elected assembly which principle is violated?Why should the role of elected leaders in major decisions also be limited by the constitution?In which situation will the relation between electoral mandate and policy decision break?How can citizens' disagreement affect major decisions in democracy?If every public policy starts being decided by the army in the name of national security what danger increases in democracy?Under which condition will public review of major decisions be most effective?What is the relation of parliamentary question hour with major decisions in democracy?If elected government discusses major decisions only in technical language and people cannot understand what weakness remains?Which example shows the correct balance between judiciary and elected leadership?If elected leaders repeatedly go against their election promises on major decisions which public control can become active?In which situation will accountability of policy decisions be most unclear?Why should elected leaders consider minorities while taking major decisions in democracy?Linking major decisions with elected leaders prevents which democratic illusion?If major decisions are taken under pressure from wealthy groups and elected leaders are not independent what is affected?When elected representatives vote on major decisions in democracy what does it show?In which situation will democratic legitimacy and administrative efficiency both be balanced in major decisions?If leaders elected by people decide policy but implementing officials deliberately block it what problem exists?What role does public hearing or public discussion strengthen in major decisions in democracy?If a chief minister ignores the elected assembly and makes major policy through secret orders what is the concern?Why is media freedom indirectly necessary for major decisions in democracy?