If a major policy is implemented without financial assessment, what will be the biggest practical problem?

Correct answer: Lack of enough funds and resources for the policy

Correct answer: A. Financial assessment estimates how much money, staff, equipment and other resources a policy will require. Without that assessment, the government may announce a policy but later discover that funds are insufficient, costs are higher than expected, or implementation cannot cover all intended beneficiaries. Option A is correct because lack of money and resources directly prevents effective implementation. B is unrelated: an electoral roll concerns voters, not policy financing. C is unrelated: forming an Election Commission has no necessary connection with the policy’s budget. D is wrong because courts do not prepare the government’s policy budget. A financial assessment does not guarantee success, but it helps plan priorities and avoid unrealistic promises. Memory cue: no budget, no practical implementation.