How do major government decisions reach the public?

Correct answer: Through official announcements

Correct answer: D, through official announcements. Once the government takes a decision, it communicates the decision through authorised channels such as official statements, government notifications, press releases, websites or other public information mechanisms. This helps citizens know what has been decided, which authority made the decision, and sometimes when or how it will be implemented. A is wrong because a major public decision should not be kept secret merely as a normal practice. B is wrong because courts are not the government’s usual communication channel for every policy. C is too narrow: Parliament may discuss, approve or scrutinise many matters, but information does not reach citizens only through Parliament. D is correct because official announcements provide an identifiable and accountable source. Memory cue: public policy needs public information through an official channel.