What may happen to a policy after Cabinet approval?

Correct answer: Its implementation process may begin

Direct answer: A is correct. After the Cabinet approves a policy, the responsible government departments can begin the steps needed to implement it. Implementation means putting a decision into practice through official instructions, administrative work, allocation of responsibilities and delivery of services. Cabinet approval is an important stage, but it does not turn an ordinary policy into the Constitution. The policy must still operate within the Constitution and applicable laws, and some matters may require further legal or parliamentary action. A is correct because it describes the normal next stage: carrying out the approved decision. B is wrong because the Constitution is the fundamental legal framework, not every approved policy. C is wrong because approval of a policy does not stop voting or elections. D is wrong because Parliament continues its work. Memory cue: approval means “decision accepted”; implementation means “decision carried out.”