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If a policy goes against a law passed by Parliament what problem arises?

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Correct answer: Its legal validity can be challenged

Direct answer: A is correct. Government policy must be made and implemented within the framework of the Constitution and laws enacted by Parliament. If a policy conflicts with an applicable law, affected persons or authorised parties may question its legality before a competent court. The court can examine the conflict and, where appropriate, refuse to enforce or invalidate the conflicting action. A policy cannot itself automatically repeal or change a law; amendment or repeal normally requires the proper legislative process. B is therefore wrong. C is wrong because an ordinary policy does not become part of the Constitution merely by being announced. D is wrong because a policy dispute does not automatically alter voter lists. The important distinction is between executive policy and legislation: the former must follow the latter. Memory cue: policy operates under law; it does not silently replace law.

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