Civics
How is a major policy decision taken?
Practice questions
What problem may arise if administrative instructions in a policy decision are unclear?How can lack of coordination among ministries affect a policy?How do parliamentary questions become a tool of control over policy decisions?Why are both Cabinet decision and parliamentary debate important?Challenging a policy decision in court indicates what in a democracy?Why may the government consider costs and benefits before implementing a policy?If there is intense debate on a policy in Parliament why should it not be seen as democratic weakness?Which option clearly shows the difference between policy making and policy implementation?What can public protest against a policy indicate to the government?Why are monitoring and evaluation necessary after policy implementation?What is the most accurate importance of written record in a policy decision?What is the relation between political leadership and administrative expertise in a major policy decision?How does public participation happen indirectly in democratic policy decisions?Why do constitutional limits remain necessary even when a policy decision has majority support?If a policy benefits one group and harms another what should the government do?Why does the President not take real policy decisions alone in the constitutional system?In the Mandal Commission example what was the importance of the Office Memorandum?Why is a court judgment on a policy decision important for both government and citizens?What problem can haste in policy making create?If a policy becomes a subject of debate in Parliament which democratic value is strengthened?