Why is it necessary for the Prime Minister to supervise ministers’ work?

Correct answer: So that government policy direction, discipline, and coordination are maintained.

Correct answer: A. Different ministers manage different departments, such as education, health, finance, or transport. If each department works without coordination, policies may conflict, resources may be misused, and citizens may receive confused or unequal administration. The Prime Minister provides overall direction, coordinates ministers, reviews important work, and helps the Council of Ministers act as one government. Supervision does not mean that every small administrative task is personally performed by the Prime Minister; it means leadership, coordination, and political responsibility. Option B is wrong because courts do not teach ministers how to govern. C is unrelated and constitutionally incorrect as a general purpose. D is impossible because the two Houses have distinct constitutional identities. Memory cue: “Many departments, one direction.”