What is the main purpose of Question Hour in Parliament?

Correct answer: To obtain answers from the government

Correct answer: A, to obtain answers from the government. During Question Hour, Members of Parliament ask ministers questions about government policies, decisions, spending, administration, and public problems. Ministers must provide information or explain the government’s position. This makes the executive answerable to Parliament and helps MPs bring citizens’ concerns into the national discussion. B is unrelated to parliamentary oversight. C is incorrect because Parliament may discuss election laws, but it does not manufacture voting machines as the purpose of Question Hour. D is incorrect because courts perform judicial work, while Parliament makes laws, debates public matters, and holds the government accountable. Question Hour does not mean that every problem is solved immediately; its central purpose is asking questions and demanding explanations. Memory cue: Question Hour = questions to ministers = accountability.