Concept:The sentence becomes meaningful when the misplaced adjectives are swapped between nouns.
Explanation:The phrase “environmental (A) minister” is incorrect.
The correct common term is “health (D) minister.”
So “environmental” and “health” must be interchanged.
Similarly, “boost health protection” is illogical in this context.
The intended meaning is “boost environment protection.”
After interchanging A and D, the sentence reads: “The health minister… boost environment protection.”
This makes the sentence both grammatically correct and meaningful.
Now check the other pairs.
Interchanging B and C gives “the new industries… impetus to legislation,” which is meaningless.
Interchanging A and C also creates illogical combinations.
Therefore, only A-D is the required interchange.
Answer:Option 2 (A-D) is the correct answer.