Calling Business Rules in Biztalk Mapper Extension

Hi,
We have BizTalk map which uses Custom XSLT & Custom extension xml. From the mapper extension class file we are executing policy like below.
public string GetQRDAInfo_MeasureGuid(string pMeasureId)
{ return CallQRDA_GUID(pMeasureId).CnefMeasure ?? string.Empty;
private QRDA_GUID CallQRDA_GUID(string pMeasureId, int pLoop = 1)
var qrda = new QRDA_GUID(pMeasureId, pLoop);
using (var policy = new Policy("MU-QRDA_GUID"))
policy.Execute(qrda);
return qrda;
& in XSLT
<ns0:QRDA3 xmlns:ns0="http://Foundation.Canonical.Schemas.MeaningfulUse">
<xsl:attribute name="MeasureID">
<xsl:value-of select="$measureId" />
</xsl:attribute>
<xsl:attribute name="MeasureGUID">
<xsl:value-of select="ScriptNS0:GetQRDAInfo_MeasureGuid($measureId)"
/>
</xsl:attribute>
But I am not getting GUID in my output message.
Regards,
Lakshmi

Well, ok. How have you tried to debug this?
I also have to ask, because this seems like an unusual usage for the BRE, why are you using a Policy?

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