A claim of policy argues whether or not a specific action should take place. This type of argument focuses on proposing a course of action to address a particular issue or situation. It is not about determining whether something is an accepted fact, causing one thing to happen, or evaluating moral right or wrong.
For example, a claim of policy could be:
"Schools should implement mandatory recycling programs to reduce waste and promote environmental sustainability."
In this statement, the claim is advocating for a specific action (implementing recycling programs in schools) to address the issue of waste management and environmental protection. It is not simply stating a fact, discussing causation, or addressing moral considerations.
