If officials implementing a policy act with bias, what problem will arise?

Correct answer: Eligible people will not receive the policy benefits equally and fairly

Correct answer: A. Officials who implement a policy must apply its rules impartially and treat similarly placed eligible people fairly. If they favour a person, group, region, or community without a lawful reason, some eligible people may be excluded while others receive an unfair advantage. The policy’s written aim may remain equal, but its actual benefits will be distributed unequally. This can violate fairness, reduce trust, and create complaints or legal challenges. Option B is the opposite of what bias usually causes. Option C is wrong because administrative bias does not remove Parliament’s law-making authority. Option D is wrong because courts do not automatically stop reviewing administrative action. Memory cue: fair rules need fair implementation; otherwise equal policy becomes unequal in practice.