Why may a government order be necessary to implement a policy?

Correct answer: Because an order gives clear instructions to the administration

Correct answer: A, because an order gives clear instructions to the administration. A policy statement expresses what the government intends to do, but implementation requires authorised directions about who must act, what must be done, which rules apply, and sometimes how resources are to be used. A government order communicates such directions through the official administrative system and creates a basis for departments to begin action. B is wrong because an ordinary policy order does not cancel elections. C is wrong because “order” here means an official instruction, not a private social gathering. D is wrong because a lawful government order does not close courts; courts are independent institutions and operate under the Constitution and law. Memory cue: an order turns an approved policy into an actionable administrative instruction.