Why is a government order issued to implement a policy?

Correct answer: So administration gets clear instructions

Correct answer: A. A policy expresses what the government intends to do, but officials and departments also need an authorised, clear instruction explaining how to act. A government order communicates the decision to the relevant administrative offices, identifies responsibilities and helps begin implementation according to rules. It can therefore turn a policy decision into practical administrative action. B is wrong because a government order for policy implementation does not erase voter lists; electoral records follow separate legal procedures. C is wrong because implementing a policy does not close Parliament. D is wrong because courts do not conduct ordinary elections; election authorities manage elections under the law. The order must still follow the Constitution and applicable laws, so it is not unlimited power. Memory cue: policy gives direction; a government order gives administration an official route to carry it out.