Money Bill and Financial Legislation
Civics ⇒ Parliamentary System and Political Institutions
Money Bill and Financial Legislation starts at 9 and continues till grade 12.
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Describe the difference between a Money Bill and a Financial Bill.
Describe the process by which a Money Bill becomes an Act of Parliament.
Describe the role of the President in the passage of a Money Bill.
Explain the consequences if a Money Bill is not passed by the Lok Sabha.
Explain the importance of Money Bills in the Indian parliamentary system.
Explain the process of passing a Money Bill in the Indian Parliament.
Explain the significance of the Speaker’s certification of a Money Bill.
Explain why the Rajya Sabha has limited powers over Money Bills.
List any three matters that a Money Bill can deal with as per Article 110.
What happens if the Rajya Sabha does not return a Money Bill within 14 days?
What is a Money Bill as defined in the Indian Constitution?
What is the main difference between a Money Bill and an Ordinary Bill?
What is the maximum period within which the Rajya Sabha must return a Money Bill to the Lok Sabha?
Which fund is primarily affected by the provisions of a Money Bill?
Who has the final authority to decide whether a bill is a Money Bill or not?
