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What can be the main difference between a bill and a government order in policy decisions?

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Correct answer: A bill goes to Parliament to become law, while an order communicates an administrative decision

Correct answer: A. A bill is a proposed law. It is introduced in the legislature and may become law after the required discussion, voting, and constitutional procedure. A government order is an official administrative communication issued by the competent government authority to implement a decision, rule, programme, or direction. The two instruments may both be connected with policy, but they do not have the same legal route or institutional role. B is wrong because neither term means a private letter. C is wrong because a bill concerns proposed legislation, not only sports. D is wrong because an authorised government order can be official and legally relevant within its proper scope. A useful memory cue is: bill means proposed law; order means official administrative direction.

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