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If administration grants and cancels licenses by personal preference what is lacking in rule of law?

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Correct answer: Rule based fair administration

The direct answer is A: rule-based fair administration is lacking. A licence should be granted or cancelled according to published rules, relevant facts, and equal treatment, not according to an official’s personal liking. Step by step: a rule states the conditions; applicants are judged by those conditions; similar cases receive similar treatment; reasons can be given and challenged. Personal preference breaks this chain, creates uncertainty, and may produce favouritism or discrimination. Option A is correct because it names the missing requirement. Option B is wrong because election spending is unrelated to administrative licences. Option C is wrong because voting secrecy concerns a voter’s choice. Option D is wrong because campaign freedom concerns election speech, not licensing decisions. Memory cue: same rules, similar cases, stated reasons.

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CivicsFair AdministrationRule Based

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