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What is the purpose of making rules or guidelines before implementing a policy?

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Correct answer: To make implementation clear, uniform, and measurable

Correct answer: A. Rules and guidelines explain how a policy will operate in practice. First, they divide a broad policy into clear tasks. Next, they tell officials and citizens what procedure to follow, so similar cases are treated similarly. They can also provide standards or deadlines against which progress can be checked. Therefore implementation becomes clear, uniform, and measurable. A is correct because it expresses all three purposes. B is wrong because guidelines normally communicate a policy rather than hide it. C is wrong because making implementation rules does not remove the Lok Sabha. D is wrong because the judiciary is an independent institution and is not made a minister. Memory cue: rules make a policy workable, fair, and checkable.

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