Civics
How is a major policy decision taken?
Practice questions
Why may coordination between central and state administration be necessary in implementing a policy?Which is the best way to prevent arbitrariness in policy-making?Why is the role of elected representatives important in policy decisions?If the aim of a policy is good but implementation is weak, what may be the result?Why are both ethics and legality necessary in policy decisions?Why is a major policy decision a process and not just an announcement?If the government changes its proposal after debate in Parliament, what does it show?Why is it necessary to consider rights, resources, and administrative capacity together in a policy decision?What is the best summary of taking a major policy decision in a democratic system?What risk arises if the condition of affected people is not understood while deciding a major policy?Why are roles of many institutions necessary between identifying a problem and final implementation of a major policy decision?If a policy is made without adequate data, what is the most serious administrative risk?Why is the concerned ministry's draft important before a Cabinet decision in policy-making?Why is a Cabinet's collective decision considered more important than an individual minister's decision?Why is it incomplete to see the Prime Minister's policy role only as giving orders?What is the significance of calling bureaucracy the permanent executive in policy decisions?If a major policy is implemented by avoiding parliamentary discussion, what effect will it have on democratic accountability?Lok Sabha majority gives support to a policy, yet why does opposition criticism remain necessary?How does policy review in the Rajya Sabha strengthen federal democracy?Although the President's assent is called formal, why is it necessary in the constitutional process?