After a Cabinet decision, who may receive instructions to implement the policy?

Correct answer: Government departments

Correct answer: A — government departments may receive instructions to implement the policy. The Cabinet takes important policy decisions, and the administrative machinery then translates those decisions into action. The relevant ministry or department can issue directions, prepare procedures, distribute funds, coordinate officials, and monitor progress. A is correct because departments are the normal institutional channel between a Cabinet decision and practical implementation. B is wrong because spectators have no administrative authority. C is wrong because players are unrelated unless the policy specifically concerns sports, and even then they would not normally implement it. D is wrong because private shops are not always the implementing agency; implementation depends on the responsible public department and the scheme’s rules. Memory cue: Cabinet decides policy; departments carry it out through administration.