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If Parliament repeatedly passes laws without discussion, which quality of law-making will weaken?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Deliberation, transparency and accountability

Correct answer: A — deliberation, transparency and accountability. Law-making in a democracy should not be only a quick vote. Members need time to examine a proposal, discuss its purpose, identify possible defects, consider how different groups may be affected, and suggest improvements. Public discussion also helps citizens understand what the government is doing. Parliament becomes accountable when ministers explain and defend their proposals before elected representatives. Option B is wrong because the Rajya Sabha remains a permanent House whether discussion occurs or not. Option C is wrong because the method of electing the Lok Sabha does not change when a law is passed without debate. Option D is unrelated: the President’s citizenship has no connection with the quality of parliamentary discussion. Memory cue: good laws need “discussion before decision.”

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Law-MakingParliamentary DeliberationAccountabilityTransparencyParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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