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Which of the following is/are not single-use plans?

(A) Budgets

(B) Rules

(C) Programmes

(D) Projects

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Solution

✅ Correct Option: 4

Option 1 -> (B) and (C) only - Incorrect because Programmes are single-use plans designed for specific objectives, not standing plans.

Option 2 -> (A) and (D) only - Incorrect because both Budgets and Projects are single-use plans created for specific periods and undertakings respectively.

Option 3 -> (A) only - Incorrect because Budgets are single-use plans prepared for a specific time period (like annual budgets).

Option 4 -> (B) only - Rules are standing plans that provide ongoing guidance for repetitive situations and are used continuously, making them NOT single-use plans.


Hence, Option 4: (B) only -> Rules are standing plans that establish required actions or non-actions in specific situations. They are applied repeatedly and continuously, unlike Budgets, Programmes, and Projects which are all single-use plans created for specific purposes or time periods and are not repeated once completed -> correct

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