Why are subordinate rules and guidelines made to implement a policy?

Correct answer: They turn policy into day-to-day administrative work

Direct answer: A. A broad policy states a goal or general decision, but officials still need practical instructions for applying it. Subordinate rules and guidelines can explain forms, eligibility, procedures, responsibilities, deadlines and methods of administration, within the authority given by the higher law or policy. They therefore connect a general decision with everyday government work. Option A is correct because it describes this practical function. Option B is wrong because guidelines do not abolish Parliament; they operate under the legal and institutional framework created by it. Option C is wrong because valid rules cannot simply remove constitutional or legal rights. Option D is wrong because a court remains a judicial institution and does not become a ministry. Memory cue: policy gives direction; guidelines explain the daily method.