If the government implements a major decision without discussion and explanation what democratic problem may arise?

Correct answer: Accountability and transparency may weaken

Correct answer: A. Democratic government is expected to explain important decisions and allow institutions and citizens to examine them. Discussion reveals reasons, possible costs, affected groups, and weaknesses. Without such explanation, people and representatives may be unable to judge whether the decision is fair, lawful, or effective. This weakens transparency, because information is not openly available, and accountability, because decision-makers are not properly answerable. B is unrelated to the absence of discussion. C is false because courts do not automatically close when debate is missing. D is also false because Parliament remains a constitutional institution. A useful warning is that lack of consultation does not automatically prove that every decision is illegal, but it creates a serious democratic accountability problem.