Answer:
D) separation of powers.
Explanation:
To order to pass a statute, the Constitution's Presentment Clause requires both Houses of Congress to present a bill to the President, who must sign it into statute or veto it. The framers of the constitution see the provision to prevent Presidents from modeling King James II, who would regularly overrule the laws of Parliament in lieu of political supporters. it ensures that the separation of executive and legaslative power of the government for the efficient functioning of the system.
