Which of the following is not a state institution.

Question

A. Ministry of health.
B. Public services commission.
C. Department of Justice.
D. Internal revenue commission.

Answer 1

All the options you provided—A. Ministry of Health, B. Public Services Commission, C. Department of Justice, and D. Internal Revenue Commission—are typically considered state institutions in many countries because they are government entities responsible for specific functions. However, if you are looking for a distinction based on a specific context or country where one of these might not be categorized as a state institution, please provide that context for a more accurate answer.

In a general context, all of the mentioned options are usually state institutions, so none of them stand out as not being a state institution without additional specific context.

Answer 2

I meant in PNG

Answer 3

In the context of Papua New Guinea (PNG), all the options listed (A. Ministry of Health, B. Public Services Commission, C. Department of Justice, and D. Internal Revenue Commission) are indeed state institutions.

However, if you are looking for the answer based on a specific distinction, the Public Services Commission is often viewed more as an oversight body rather than a direct government department involved in delivering services. Thus, you could argue that it plays a different role compared to the other options that have more direct operational functions in governance.

Therefore, if forced to choose one that could be viewed as not being a typical operational government department, you might choose the Public Services Commission (B). However, keep in mind that definitions and classifications can vary, and all of them are integral parts of the state structure in PNG.