Is there any grammatical error in the underlined sentence:

AnonymousAs a result, he forms a committee and asks them for a decision what he automatically adopts.

". . . . which he automatically adopts."

Could you explain why 'what should be 'which. I mean I need more explanation for understanding.

Hi,
In some organizations, very oftena decision can and should be made by an individual but he is reluctant to do so. As a result, he forms a committee and asks them for a decision what he automatically adopts.

Could you explain why 'what should be 'which. I mean I need more explanation for understanding.

Thank you very much, Clive. You've helped me a lot.

If you don't mind, I'd like to ask you something more.

If we just think of the sentence like this : "He asks them for a decision what he automatically adopts"

Does this sentence have any error in terms of structure, not thinking of the meaning of it.

CliveYou might also be interested in the difference between 'which' and 'that', which gets you into a discussion of restrictive versus non-restrictive clauses.

More examples please?
Thanks so much.

granpa.

Hi,
If you don't mind, I'd like to ask you something more.

If we just think of the sentence like this : "He asks them for a decision what he automatically adopts"

Does this sentence have any error in terms of structure, not thinking of the meaning of it.
Y

Hi,
Clive

“You might also be interested in the difference between 'which' and 'that', which gets you into a discussion of restrictive versus non-restrictive clauses.”

More examples please?
Thanks so much.

I have a car that is red.

Thank you very much, Clive.

I see what you said to me pretty clearly.

Take care of yourself.