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In which situation can a policy be modified?

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Correct answer: When the policy outcomes are not as expected

Direct answer: A, when policy outcomes are not as expected. Policy making is not always a one-time act. After implementation, the government can review evidence, feedback and actual results. If the policy does not meet its objectives, creates serious practical difficulties, or produces an unintended effect, decision-makers may modify it. B is wrong because implementation does not make a policy permanently unchangeable; review is especially useful after implementation. C is wrong because elections are not the only time when a policy may be revised. D is wrong because a court order can require legal action in some circumstances, but policy modification is not limited to court orders. A is correct because unexpected or unsatisfactory outcomes provide a clear reason for review and revision. The full cycle is decision, implementation, evaluation and revision when needed. Memory cue: a policy should be responsive to evidence, not frozen forever.

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