A set of principles enshrined in a constitution that guide the government in making laws and policies for the welfare of the people is referred to as
- directive principle of state policy
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constitutional provisions
- Human Rights and Administrative Justice
- edicts, customs and traditions
The correct answer is: B
Explanation
Constitutional provisions are the principles and guidelines set out in a constitution that shape and direct the creation of laws and policies for the welfare of the people. These provisions serve as a framework for governance and are intended to ensure that the government operates in a manner that benefits society and upholds the rights and freedoms of individuals.
While directive principles of state policy might also guide government policies in some countries, the term more broadly refers to a general framework in the constitution that covers various areas of governance, making constitutional provisions the most appropriate answer.