If there are many errors in the voters' list, what role of an institution like the Election Commission becomes important?

Correct answer: List revision and fair election management

Correct answer: A, list revision and fair election management. An election-management institution is responsible for organising the electoral process and for maintaining reliable arrangements so that eligible voters can participate and elections are conducted according to the rules. When many errors are reported in the voters' list, it becomes important to verify entries, invite or process corrections through the prescribed procedure, remove improper entries where authorised, and publish an accurate roll. The institution must also manage the election impartially rather than favouring a party or candidate. Option A combines these relevant responsibilities. B is a school function, C is a tax-administration function, and D is wrong because legislators are chosen by voters, not appointed by the Election Commission. Memory cue: the Election Commission manages elections; it does not make the political choice for voters.