Union Legislature 8

What happens if a Bill is delayed by more than 6 months in the other House?

• It is amended

• It is sent back to the original House

• It is rejected

• It is automatically passed

Who has the authority to convene a joint sitting of the Two Houses if they do not come to an agreement?

• Prime Minister

• President

• Speaker

• Chief Justice

When does a Bill become an Act?

• After passing the first House

• After President's assent

• After joint sitting

• After Speaker's signature

Which House has the power to introduce Money Bills?

• Lok Sabha

• Rajya Sabha

• Both Houses

• President

What happens if the Rajya Sabha does not return a money Bill within 14 days?

• It is automatically rejected

• It is passed by both Houses

• It is amended

• It is sent back to Lok Sabha

Who gives assent to a Money Bill after it is passed by both Houses?

• Chief Justice

• Speaker

• Prime Minister

• President

What is the significance of the signature of the Speaker on a Bill?

• Indicates approval by the President

• Confirms passage in both Houses

• Marks the beginning of the process

• Shows acceptance by the Prime Minister

Which House cannot reject a Money Bill?

• Lok Sabha

• Rajya Sabha

• Both