Why is Cabinet approval important in a major policy?

Correct answer: Because the Cabinet is the main decision-making committee of the government

Direct answer: A is correct. The Cabinet is the central group of senior ministers in the political executive. It discusses important government matters, compares possible choices, and takes major political decisions. After approval, departments can prepare the necessary rules, administrative orders, legislation, or budgetary arrangements. Cabinet approval also means that the decision is supported collectively by the government rather than being a personal wish of one minister. B is wrong because election results are declared through the election administration, not by the Cabinet as its normal policy role. C is wrong because courts are independent and are not controlled by the Cabinet. D is wrong because the Cabinet belongs to the government side; the opposition consists of parties or members not forming the government. Memory cue: Cabinet decides major government policy; departments implement it.