Why may the Finance Ministry be consulted while making a policy?

Correct answer: Because cost and budget impact of policy must be assessed

Correct answer: A — the cost and budget effect of the policy must be assessed. A policy is not only an idea; it must also be implemented through staff, services, materials or financial support. The Finance Ministry can help estimate how much money the policy may require, whether funds are available, and how the spending may fit into the government budget. This helps the government judge financial feasibility before making or implementing a decision. It does not mean that the Finance Ministry alone decides every policy; rather, financial advice is one important part of policy coordination. Option A is correct because it connects consultation with cost and budget planning. Option B is wrong because judicial appointments are not the general role described here. Option C is wrong because elections are conducted under the election administration, not by the Finance Ministry. Option D is wrong because the ministry has no role of removing voters. Memory cue: finance asks, “What will it cost, and can the budget support it?”