In which situation can a policy be modified?
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Correct answer: When the policy outcomes are not as expected
After a policy is implemented, the government reviews its impact and outcomes. It can modify the policy if results are unsatisfactory, new issues arise, or the policy is not meeting its objectives. A court order may lead to a change, but policy modification is not limited to that situation. Exam tip: remember policy-making as a continuous process—decision, implementation, review, and revision when needed.
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When the policy outcomes are not as expected
Why is this the correct answer?
After a policy is implemented, the government reviews its impact and outcomes. It can modify the policy if results are unsatisfactory, new issues arise, or the policy is not meeting its objectives. A court order may lead to a change, but policy modification is not limited to that situation. Exam tip: remember policy-making as a continuous process—decision, implementation, review, and revision when needed.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Working of Institutions. Topic: How is a major policy decision taken?.
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