Passage Summary: A group of politicians officially scolded their leader for promising to send soldiers to help another country, even though most of those politicians actually think the mission is a good idea.

Reasoning: Parliament voted to condemn the prime minister for promising troops to a UN mission, yet most members of that same parliament actually support the mission.

Analysis: We are looking for a way to reconcile the parliament's support for the goal with their condemnation of the person pursuing it. It is quite common in politics to agree with a policy but disagree with the process used to enact it. Perhaps the prime minister lacked the legal authority to make such a promise without consulting them first. Look for an answer that provides a reason for the parliament to be angry about the 'how' or 'who' rather than the 'what.'