The ultimate goal of the Act is to ensure

This question probes the ultimate objective of legislative action. The core concept is the purpose of lawmaking and its implementation.

• Option B: Effective enforcement of special laws is correct. The primary goal of any legislative act is to establish rules and ensure their proper and effective implementation. Without enforcement, laws lack impact. "Special laws" implies specific areas of regulation that the act addresses.
• Option A: Less government is incorrect; while some acts might aim for deregulation, it's not the universal ultimate goal of "the Act."
• Option C: Higher taxes is incorrect; taxation is a means to an end, not the ultimate goal of most acts, unless it's a specific tax law.
• Option D: More laws is incorrect; simply increasing the number of laws without effective enforcement or purpose is counterproductive. The quality and enforcement of laws are more important than quantity.