In each of the questions given below, two columns are presented, each containing three phrases. Choose the option that correctly connects the phrases from Column I with those from Column II to form grammatically and contextually meaningful sentences. If none of the given options correctly represents all valid connections, choose "None of the above." 

The correct matching is A-F, B-D and C-E — a combination that does not appear in any of options (a) through (d).  A-F: Prospective overruling is the doctrine that allows courts to change legal precedent going forward without affecting past judgments — precisely what F describes.   B-D: Sunset clauses are statutory provisions that include an automatic expiry or mandatory review mechanism — precisely what D defines.   C-E: Parliamentary privilege, which protects legislators from legal consequences for their parliamentary conduct, connects with E — which identifies the increasingly recognised abuse of that immunity, including defamation and false assertions.   Now examining each option:  (a) A-D and B-F — Prospective overruling does not define re-evaluation mechanisms (that is sunset clauses); B-F assigns sunset clause's function to B but F is about prospective overruling — both pairings wrong.  (b) A-E and C-F — A-E and C-F are both contextually inverted — wrong.  (c) A-F and B-E — A-F is correct but B-E is wrong (B should match D, not E) — since the option contains a wrong pair, it is incorrect.  (d) B-F and C-D — Both wrong pairings.  Since the correct combination A-F, B-D and C-E is absent from all options, the answer is (e) None of the above.