Who helps implement the decisions of the Council of Ministers?

Correct answer: Administrative officials

The correct answer is A. Administrative officials, including civil servants working in different departments, help implement the decisions of the Council of Ministers. Ministers provide political direction and take responsibility for policies, but officials translate approved decisions into administrative action. They prepare files and reports, advise ministers, coordinate offices, maintain records, supervise implementation, and help deliver public services according to law. This division allows elected leaders to make policy while a trained and continuing administration carries it out. Option B is wrong because private traders are not the regular administrative machinery of government. Option C is wrong because film actors have no general constitutional responsibility to implement ministerial decisions. Option D is wrong for the same reason: sportspersons are not government administrators merely because they may be citizens or public figures. Officials do not make themselves the political government; they support the elected executive and work under legal and governmental instructions. Memory cue: ministers decide and officials implement.