What is the main function of the Cabinet?

Correct answer: To take important government decisions

Correct answer: C. The main function of the Cabinet is to discuss and take important government policy decisions. Because it is the small core group of senior ministers, it examines major matters, coordinates different departments and gives direction to the administration. Its decisions are carried out through the ministries and departments, subject to the Constitution, law and parliamentary accountability. Option C is correct because important policy-making is the Cabinet’s central role. Option A is wrong because giving judgments is the work of courts and the judiciary. Option B is wrong because election campaigning is a political activity during elections, not the Cabinet’s constitutional function. Option D is wrong because electoral authorities prepare and manage voter lists, not the Cabinet. Remember that ministers may debate proposals and the Cabinet may approve a policy, but implementation is performed through the administrative machinery. Memory cue: Cabinet means “key ministers deciding key policies.”