What is the role of the Prime Minister in policy decisions?

Correct answer: To lead the government

Direct answer: A is correct. The Prime Minister is the head of the Council of Ministers and provides leadership and coordination in the work of the government. Policy decisions are discussed and taken through the Council of Ministers and the concerned departments; the Prime Minister helps set priorities, coordinate ministers, guide the government’s programme, and communicate its direction. This role is exercised within the Constitution and through the system of collective responsibility, not as unlimited personal power. Option B is wrong because delivering judgments is the work of the judiciary. Option C is wrong because election symbols are handled through the election process and its authorised institutions, not by the Prime Minister personally. Option D is wrong because preparing electoral rolls is an election-administration function. Thus, the Prime Minister’s central role here is political leadership of the government. Memory cue: Prime Minister leads and coordinates the Council of Ministers; courts judge and election authorities administer elections.