How does the National Party Congress's role in policy making compare to the policy-making role of the Politburo Standing Committee (PSC)?
A) The PSC has near total control over national policy making; the National Party Congress does little more than ratify policies already decided upon,though it does allow for some expression of dissenting opinions.
B) The PSC has full policy-making control over matters of national security and economy,but the National Party Congress is granted legislative (and thus policy) power over most other aspects of national policy.
C) The PSC and the National Party Congress are strongly symbiotic,with leaders of each body meeting privately to negotiate over any major policy change that will strongly affect the country.
D) Neither the PSC nor the National Party Congress exerts much control over policy making,but the National Party Congress does at least generate legislation that becomes a part of the national debate.

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The National Party Congress is largely ceremonial and serves to ratify policies already decided upon by the PSC, which has near total control over national policy making. While the National Party Congress does allow for some expression of dissenting opinions, its role in policy making is limited compared to that of the PSC.

How Does the National Party Congress's Role in Policy Making