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What is the main difference between the media's role and Parliament's role in a policy?

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Correct answer: The media shapes public discussion, while Parliament is the formal forum for debate and accountability

Correct answer: A. The media informs citizens, raises issues, presents different viewpoints, and can create public discussion or pressure around a policy. Parliament has a formal constitutional and political role: representatives debate proposals, question ministers, examine government action, and may make or amend laws according to the constitutional process. A is correct because it distinguishes informal public influence from formal institutional accountability. B is wrong because Parliament, not the media, has the law-making role, while news reporting is a media function. C is wrong because neither institution is a branch of the judiciary. D is wrong because both can influence policy, although in different ways. Memory cue: media shapes the conversation; Parliament exercises formal authority and accountability.

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