Passage Summary: Because political pressure makes environmental reports unreliable, a politician argues that a new health department shouldn't release health reports since it will face the same kind of pressure.

Conclusion: The new Ministry of Health should refrain from issuing scientific assessments related to health.

Reasoning: Political pressure makes the Environment Ministry's assessments inaccurate, and the Ministry of Health will face similar pressures.

Analysis: The politician is moving from a factual observation about political pressure to a normative 'should' statement about policy. To justify this jump, we need a principle that connects the risk of inaccuracy to a prohibition on publishing. Look for an answer that establishes a rule: if an agency's output is likely to be compromised or made inaccurate by political pressure, that agency should not produce that output at all.