What is typically involved in the policy adoption stage?
a. a full-on media campaign to ensure public support for the chosen policy proposal
b. action on a preferred policy alternative for which the proponents of action think they can win approval, even though it does not provide all they might like
c. the creation of a commission with the sole responsibility of ensuring the policy's successful enactment
d. selection from a number of full-blown policy alternatives
Question 2
Confronted with the task of interpreting a law that is unclear in meaning or intent, judges traditionally have sought guidance by examining the law's legislative history: hearings, committee reports, and congressional debates recorded in the Congressional Record.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false