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Why can Parliament ask questions to the government?

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Correct answer: To ensure accountability

The correct answer is A: Parliament asks questions to make the government accountable. Ministers must explain government policies, decisions, spending and administration to elected representatives. Questioning allows Parliament to seek information, identify problems and examine whether the executive is working properly. Option A is correct because accountability means that those exercising public power must give reasons and answer for their actions. Option B is wrong because teaching sports is not the purpose of parliamentary questions. Option C is wrong because parliamentary oversight is meant to protect public interest, not provide private profit. Option D is wrong because running shops is unrelated to Parliament’s constitutional role. Do not confuse questioning with stopping every government activity: the purpose is scrutiny and responsible government.

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