A state cloud team assigns Azure Policy at a parent management group that contains several city subscriptions. What describe-level behavior should leaders expect?
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Short Explanation
Hang a rule higher on the tree and it can drip downward. That is inheritance in plain English. Parent management-group policy is meant to reach the subscriptions hanging under it.
Full Explanation
Azure’s hierarchy enables governance assigned at higher scopes—such as a management group—to inherit to child scopes, including subscriptions and the resources beneath them. That design lets large organizations apply consistent rules without configuring every subscription in isolation. Exact effects still depend on how assignments and exemptions are defined, but the fundamental idea is downward inheritance.