How does a government order turn a policy into administrative reality?

Correct answer: It gives officials clear instructions for implementing the policy

Correct answer: A. A policy expresses what the government intends to achieve, but administration also needs an authorised and clear method for carrying it out. A government order communicates the decision to the relevant departments and officials. It can specify responsibilities, procedures, dates, eligibility conditions, reporting arrangements, or other practical instructions, depending on the matter. Officials then use these directions to deliver the policy through administration. The order does not by itself remove the need to follow the Constitution, laws, budgets, and other rules. B is absurd because an order implementing policy cannot permanently close Parliament. C is wrong because courts and the Council of Ministers are separate institutions. D is unrelated because an administrative order does not declare voters’ choices. Memory cue: policy gives the direction; the order gives administration an actionable route.