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Why is only a minister’s wish not considered enough while taking a major policy decision?

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Correct answer: Because in democracy a decision is linked with process, advice, and accountability

Correct answer: A. A minister is an important political decision-maker, but a major policy affects many people and public resources. Therefore the proposal needs information, consultation, Cabinet consideration, legal checks and sometimes parliamentary discussion. These steps make the decision more informed and allow the government to be held accountable. Option A is correct because democratic power operates through rules, advice and public responsibility rather than personal desire alone. B is wrong because ministers do make policy, although they do so through the government’s procedures. C is wrong because Parliament can debate, approve laws and scrutinise the executive. D is wrong because officials are public servants who work under constitutional and political authority; they are not above citizens. Memory cue: a minister may propose, but institutions examine and authorise.

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