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Why is discussion necessary before a law is made in Parliament?

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Correct answer: So different views, effects and defects can be considered

Correct answer: A. Parliamentary discussion is a form of deliberation. Members can present different viewpoints, ask for evidence or clarification, examine how a proposal may affect people, and identify weaknesses or unintended effects. Debate can therefore help improve the wording and quality of a law and makes the decision more transparent and accountable. A is correct because it captures these democratic purposes. B is wrong because parliamentary debate is meant to make law-making more open, not secret. C is wrong because courts do not contest elections as a result of legislative discussion. D is wrong because discussion does not dissolve Rajya Sabha. Memory cue: good law-making follows “listen, examine, debate, and improve.” Discussion does not guarantee that every member’s suggestion will be accepted, but it gives those suggestions a public place.

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Law MakingParliamentary DebateDeliberationAccountabilityParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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