How is the executive’s role different from the legislature’s role in policy decisions?

Correct answer: Executive implements, legislature makes laws and supervises

Correct answer: A. The executive includes the political leadership and administrative machinery that carries out laws, manages departments and implements approved policies. The legislature represents citizens, debates proposals, makes laws and scrutinises the executive through questions, discussion and other procedures. In practice, the political executive may also introduce policy proposals, while implementation depends on administration and legal authority. Option A is correct because it captures the main difference without claiming that the institutions are completely separate from one another. B is wrong because courts primarily give judgments, while police administration is not the legislature’s basic function. C is wrong because election symbols are not the sole work of either institution. D is wrong because both institutions have important constitutional responsibilities. Memory cue: legislature makes and checks; executive administers and implements.