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A minister explaining his ministry's policy is what kind of accountability?

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Correct answer: Parliamentary and departmental accountability

Answer: A. A minister is politically responsible for the work of the ministry under his or her charge. When the minister explains a policy, answers questions, supplies information or defends expenditure in Parliament, the minister is performing parliamentary accountability. The same act also reflects departmental or ministerial accountability because the minister must explain how that department is being run. This does not mean that the minister is being appointed as a judge, announcing an election result or conducting a presidential election. Option B is a judicial personnel matter, option C is a campaign or party communication, and option D is an electoral process. Memory cue: a minister must explain the department to Parliament.

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