How can lack of coordination among ministries affect a policy?

Correct answer: Policy implementation may become slow, inconsistent and less effective

The correct answer is A: a policy may require several ministries to share information, funds, staff, responsibilities, and timelines. If they do not coordinate, one department may wait for another, two departments may repeat the same work, or their instructions may conflict. These problems can delay implementation and make the policy uneven or less effective in different places. Option B is wrong because poor coordination does not remove any required parliamentary process. Option C is wrong because lack of coordination does not automatically stop ministries from doing similar work; it may actually cause duplication. Option D is wrong because the judiciary does not automatically draft administrative policies. Memory cue: coordination means connected departments working toward one plan.