How is the temporary nature of the political executive useful for democracy?

Correct answer: People can change the government through elections

Correct answer: A. The political executive consists of elected leaders who hold office for a limited period and must remain answerable to the people and Parliament. At the end of the term, or when the government loses majority support, elections can provide an opportunity to replace it. This temporary character prevents political leaders from treating power as a permanent personal possession. The sequence is simple: people elect representatives; a government is formed; it makes and implements policies; voters judge its performance; and voters may choose another government. A is correct because elections make peaceful and constitutional change possible. B is wrong because permanent officials do not automatically become ministers; ministers are political leaders. C is wrong because the office of President does not disappear when a government changes. D is wrong because Parliament remains essential for law-making, debate, and accountability. Memory cue: temporary office creates electoral accountability.