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Why may the government change a policy?

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Correct answer: To address new social needs and emerging problems

Correct answer: A. Policies are made for particular social conditions, public needs, and available knowledge. These conditions can change: a new problem may appear, people’s needs may develop, implementation may reveal weaknesses, or evidence may show that a different method would work better. The government can therefore revise a policy, improve its rules, change its coverage, or replace part of it in the public interest. A is correct because adapting policy helps government respond to real and changing problems. B is wrong because changing one policy does not mean abolishing all laws. C is wrong because public policy normally aims to organise or improve public action and services, not eliminate them without reason. D is wrong because a building’s colour is not a serious public-policy purpose. A policy change should still follow the Constitution and proper institutional procedures. Memory cue: changing needs can require changing policies.

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Policy-ChangePublic-NeedsPublic-WelfareGovernment-PolicyCivicsHow Is A Major Policy Decision Taken?How Is A Major Policy Decision TakenWorking Of Institutions

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