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If an MP asks a minister a question, it is part of which process?

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Correct answer: Parliamentary accountability

Direct answer: A is correct. In Parliament, MPs may ask ministers about government decisions, schemes, spending, administration, and matters of public concern. The minister's answer places information on the public record and gives Parliament an opportunity to seek clarification or question the government's performance. This is parliamentary accountability: the executive must explain its actions to the legislature. B is wrong because asking an official question is not a private business transaction. C is wrong because a judicial judgment is delivered by a court after applying law to a case; an MP's question is not a judgment. D is wrong because election campaigning seeks votes, while parliamentary questioning examines government work. Memory cue: a question to a minister makes the executive answerable.

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