What is the main democratic benefit of recording rights in the Constitution?

Correct answer: They give rights higher legal protection

Correct answer: B. When rights are written into the Constitution, they receive a higher level of legal protection than an ordinary policy or temporary government promise. Public authorities must act consistently with them, and courts can examine actions that violate constitutional rights. B is correct because constitutional status makes rights more stable and harder for a changing government to remove casually. A is wrong because constitutional rights are more than moral advice; they can have legal remedies. C is wrong because constitutional rights do not make Parliament meaningless; Parliament continues to make laws, but it must respect constitutional limits. D is wrong because constitutional rights generally support democratic participation rather than stopping voting. Memory cue: constitutional rights stand above ordinary government decisions.