What does it mean when a government policy decision becomes an administrative order?

Correct answer: A formal instruction for implementing the policy has been issued

Direct answer: A is correct. A policy decision states what the government intends to do, while an administrative order gives officials a formal direction for putting that decision into practice. The order may identify the responsible department, eligible persons or groups, procedures, records, and the date or manner of implementation. Thus it connects political decision with actual administration. B is wrong because issuing an order normally supports implementation; it does not automatically end the policy. C is wrong because an administrative order does not dissolve Parliament, which involves a separate constitutional and political process. D is wrong because conducting elections is not the meaning of an administrative order on policy implementation. A useful distinction is: policy gives the broad direction, and the order provides an official working instruction. Memory cue: decision is the plan; administrative order is the formal route to action.