What is the risk of taking a rushed policy decision without discussion?

Correct answer: Errors, opposition, and implementation difficulty may increase

The correct answer is A: errors, opposition, and implementation difficulties may increase. A policy affects people, so discussion allows representatives and officials to identify practical problems, possible unfair effects, costs, and public concerns before the decision is finalised. If a decision is rushed, important information may be missed. People who must follow or implement the policy may also feel ignored, which can create opposition. Later, the government may need to revise the policy or spend extra effort correcting mistakes. Option B is wrong because speed does not guarantee better quality. Option C is wrong because democracy becomes stronger through participation and accountability, not through avoiding discussion. Option D is wrong because it makes an absolute claim and does not describe the main risk. Memory cue: discussion checks a policy before implementation.