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Which option correctly states the main difference between a policy decision and a law?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: A policy decision may be a course of action adopted by the government, whereas a law is a binding rule made by the legislature.

Correct answer: A. A policy decision is a course of action, programme, or administrative approach adopted by the government to achieve a public objective. It may guide government work without itself being a law enacted by the legislature. A law is a binding legal rule made through the legislative process and enforceable within the constitutional system. Option A correctly states this distinction. B is wrong because neither every policy decision nor every law is an order issued only by a court. C is wrong because a policy is not merely a minister’s private opinion, and a law is not just advice. D reverses the normal distinction: laws are generally legally binding, while a policy is not automatically a criminal or civil obligation for every citizen. Memory cue: policy means direction or plan; law means binding rule.

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