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If a policy conflicts with a law made by Parliament, what will be the basis for judicial review?

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Correct answer: The legality of the policy and its consistency with the law

Correct answer: A. Judicial review examines whether a government action or policy is lawful and consistent with the Constitution and applicable laws. First, identify the relevant law made by Parliament. Next, check whether the policy has legal authority and follows that law. If it conflicts with a valid law or constitutional rule, a court may question or invalidate it. A is correct because legality and legal consistency are the proper standards. B is wrong because colour and name have no legal importance. C is wrong because media popularity cannot make an unlawful policy valid. D is wrong because slogan length has no connection with judicial review. Memory cue: courts ask whether an action is legal, not whether it is attractive or popular.

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