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What is the correct difference between the roles of Cabinet and Parliament in policy making?

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Correct answer: The Cabinet makes decisions, while Parliament discusses and exercises control

Correct answer: A. The Cabinet is the central decision-making body of the political executive. It considers issues, coordinates departments, and takes major policy decisions under the constitutional system. Parliament is the legislature: it discusses public matters, makes laws, approves public money, asks questions, and holds the executive accountable. Thus the two bodies have different but connected roles. A is correct, although Parliament does more than merely discuss and control. B is wrong because file notes are prepared within the executive administration, not by Parliament as a whole. C is wrong because the Cabinet is not a court. D is wrong because Parliament supervises and scrutinises the executive. Memory cue: Cabinet acts and proposes; Parliament debates, authorises, and checks.

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