Civics
How is a major policy decision taken?
Practice questions
What problem may arise if guidelines are not made to implement a policy?Why are comments of different ministries taken while drafting a policy?If a policy is made only on popularity while ignoring facts, what is the risk?Why should the judiciary's role in policy decisions be kept separate from policy-making role?Which full chain of institutional working is understood from the Mandal Commission example?Why cannot social justice assessment be separated from administrative efficiency in a major policy?Why is it useful to include policy alternatives in a Cabinet note?If the goal of a policy is unclear, what will be the biggest problem in implementation?What is the indirect relation of no-confidence motion with policy decisions in parliamentary democracy?How can examination by a parliamentary committee be useful for a major policy?Why can local administration be decisive in policy implementation?Why is it necessary to assess both rights and duties in a policy?If a policy has different effects on different groups, what should the government do?How will you understand the difference between legality and legitimacy in policy decision?Why cannot delay in a major policy decision always be considered a weakness?If a policy is made only behind closed doors and citizens get no information, which democratic principle weakens?Reviewing policy outcomes later shows what kind of governance approach?How does following institutional process in a major policy decision increase democratic stability?Most comprehensively, in which sequence can a major policy decision be understood?Why is studying a major policy decision central in the chapter Working of Institutions?