What principle is shown by the rule that people in government cannot influence the decisions of the Australian Electoral Commission?

What principle is shown by the rule that people in government cannot influence the decisions of the Australian Electoral Commission?

• AThe Australian Electoral Commission makes decisions independently from government influenceCorrect
• BGovernment officials directly control electoral decisions
• CElection decisions are made only by political parties
• DThe Australian Electoral Commission must ask the government before deciding

Because people in government cannot influence the Commission’s decisions, the fact supports the idea that the Australian Electoral Commission acts independently from government influence.