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Why does the constitution say that government is also bound by law?

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Correct answer: So power is used within rules and justice

A government receives authority to govern, but that authority is not unlimited. The constitution binds officials to rules, procedures, rights, and institutional checks. This prevents those in power from using public authority only for personal, party, or group interests. If a government action conflicts with constitutional law, appropriate institutions, including courts where applicable, may examine it. This is a basic feature of accountable democratic government.

Option A is correct because it explains why power must operate within rules and justice. Option B would make the government unaccountable and undermine the rule of law. Option C wrongly removes citizens’ rights, while option D misunderstands the purpose of courts. The constitution binds government so that decisions are lawful, fair, and consistent with the protections promised to citizens.

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