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If a policy has a good aim but weak procedure, what is the democratic problem?

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Correct answer: Questions may arise on legitimacy and accountability

The correct answer is A. A policy should be judged not only by its intended goal but also by the way it is designed, approved and implemented. Democratic procedure includes lawful authority, reasoned discussion, institutional checks, consultation where appropriate and accountability for results. A good aim cannot automatically excuse an unlawful, secretive, arbitrary or unfair process. If procedure is weak, citizens may question whether the decision was properly authorised and whether those responsible can be held answerable. Option A is correct because it identifies concerns about legitimacy and accountability. B is wrong because a good objective does not make every method valid. C is wrong because weak procedures can create dissatisfaction and harm. D is wrong because courts may still review legality and rights. Memory cue: a democratic result needs both good ends and lawful means.

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