Why is the Cabinet considered the most effective decision-making group of government?

Correct answer: Because it includes senior ministers in charge of important ministries

Direct answer: A is correct. The Council of Ministers may include many ministers, but the Cabinet is its smaller core group. It contains the senior ministers who lead important departments such as finance, home affairs or defence. Because it is small, its members can meet more easily, examine major proposals and take the government’s most important policy decisions. Other ministers and departments then carry out these decisions under the constitutional and administrative system. B is wrong because the Cabinet is part of the political executive, not the judiciary or a court. C is wrong because conducting elections is the responsibility of the election machinery, not the Cabinet alone. D is wrong because preparing voter lists is an election-administration function. Memory cue: Council of Ministers is the wider body; Cabinet is the smaller decision-making core.