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What is the difference between executive and legislature in policy decisions?

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Correct answer: The executive implements, while the legislature makes laws and discusses them

Direct answer: A is correct. The executive and legislature are different institutions with related but separate responsibilities. The executive, including ministers and government departments, takes administrative action and implements laws and approved policies. The legislature represents citizens, debates proposals, makes or changes laws, approves public expenditure where required, and questions the executive. They work together, but one does not replace the other. A is correct because it states this basic division of work. B is wrong because neither institution exists mainly to play games. C is wrong because courts belong to the judiciary, which is a separate organ. D is wrong because election symbols are not the normal policy function of either institution. Memory cue: executive executes; legislature legislates and scrutinises.

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