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    Question

    What is the primary aim of the doctrine of separation of

    powers in constitutional law?
    A To ensure the government functions efficiently Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    B To allow the judiciary to control lawmaking Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    C To prevent concentration of power in one organ of the government Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    D To promote unity among various religious groups Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    E To eliminate the role of the executive in governance Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

    Solution

    The doctrine of separation of powers divides government functions among three distinct organs: Legislative - Makes laws. Executive - Implements laws. Judiciary - Interprets laws. Its primary goal is to prevent the concentration of power and maintain a system of checks and balances for democratic governance. Other options misinterpret or overextend the doctrine's purpose.

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