Why can the record of debates in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha be important for future policy review?

Correct answer: Because it helps understand legislative intent, reasons, and objections

Correct answer: A. Parliamentary debate is an official democratic record. First, members explain why they support, oppose, or want to change a Bill or policy. These statements reveal the problems that lawmakers noticed, the goals they intended to achieve, and the objections raised by different parties. Later, a committee, government, court, or citizen can read the record to understand the background of a decision and check whether the policy is working as intended. Option A is correct because it connects debate with legislative intention and criticism. B is wrong because recording a debate does not affect whether elections are legal. C is wrong because a budget remains a public financial document, not private property. D is wrong because the Constitution remains a written constitutional document; debate records do not change its form. Memory cue: debate records preserve the reasons behind a law, not merely its final words.