Conclusion Finally, it is necessary for you to come to a reasoned conclusion which is consistent with the views put forward in your arguments relating to the application of the law. The conclusion should be brief and to the point and should directly answer the question posed. In some cases, you may not be able to provide a definite answer to a particular question, as you may need additional factual information which is not provided in the question. In these cases, you should state what further information is needed and explain how your answer would differ depending on the particular facts obtained. There may also be situations where the law on a particular point is conflicting. in these cases, you should clearly identify where the conflict arises and provide your opinion on the most appropriate resolution to the problem. This may require you to advance various policy arguments in support of your conclusion