If a Cabinet Minister disagrees with a decision made by the Cabinet as a whole, by convention, they:

A, Must support it in public.

B, Must abstain from voting if the decision reaches the floor of Parliament in the form of a bill.

C, Should publicly propose an alternative course of action

D, Must explain to the public why they do not support it.

In London and North Eastern Railway v Berriman [1946] AC 278 a worker was killed whilst oiling the points on a railway A statute required lookouts to be posted when "relaying or repairing" the track. No look out to warn of approaching danger had been posted. Mrs Berriman was not awarded compensation for her husband's death as the railway company was not in breach of the Act. It was held that oiling was maintenance and did not come within the two categories of "relaying or repairing," so no lookout was required. This is an example of the application of which rule of statutory interpretation?

A, The purposive approach.

B, The golden rule.

C, The ejusdem generis rule.

D, The literal rule.

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