How can Parliament keep control over government policies?

Correct answer: By asking questions and holding discussions

Correct answer: A, by asking questions and holding discussions. Parliament exercises control by examining the government’s policies, decisions, spending, and actions. Members can ask ministers questions, seek explanations, raise matters in debates, discuss bills and budgets, and use parliamentary committees to examine details. This process makes the political executive answerable to the elected legislature and helps reveal mistakes or weaknesses in public policy. B is wrong because preparing government advertisements is a communication activity, not the main method of parliamentary control. C is wrong because electoral rolls are prepared and managed through election authorities under electoral rules. D is wrong because Parliament may make laws and approve funds, but it does not directly run every school as an administrative department. Memory cue: parliamentary control rests on questions, debate, scrutiny, and accountability.