Government assurances that the rules will work smoothly and treat everyone fairly,with no promises of particular outcomes,are ______.

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The phrase "procedural guarantees" refers to assurances that the rules in place will be fair and followed consistently for everyone involved, without any particular promises of outcomes or special treatment. This is distinct from "regulations" (A), which are specific and binding rules or requirements, "promises" (B), which imply a commitment to a particular outcome or action, "the social contract" (D), which is a broad philosophical concept about the relationship between citizens and government, and "political pledges" (E), which are specific promises made by politicians or political candidates.

Government Assurances That the Rules Will Work Smoothly and Treat