In the Mandal Commission example, what was the importance of the Office Memorandum?

Correct answer: It expressed the government's decision as a formal order

The correct answer is A: the Office Memorandum expressed the government’s decision in an official form. First, a commission studies an issue and gives recommendations. The elected government then considers those recommendations and may decide to accept them. The Office Memorandum records that decision and gives directions for implementation by government departments. Thus, it connects a policy decision with its practical execution. A is correct because it describes an official government order. B is wrong because an Office Memorandum cannot end the Constitution. C is wrong because it does not dissolve Parliament. D is wrong because the Election Commission was not created through this memorandum. Memory cue: commission recommends, government decides, and the memorandum communicates the decision officially.