Polity & Governance•CSE•2013•Q1
Money Bill
Revise 2 earlier PYQs together to build the knowledge CSE 2013 Q1 tests.
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The question this prepares you for · CSE 2013 · Q1
What will follow if a Money Bill is substantially amended by the Rajya Sabha?
The Lok Sabha may still proceed with the Bill, accepting or not accepting the recommendations of the Rajya SabhaThe Lok Sabha cannot consider the Bill furtherThe Lok Sabha may send the Bill to the Rajya Sabha for reconsiderationThe President may call a joint sitting for passing the Bill
Why revise these together?
Both supports contribute real procedural knowledge: the 2012 joint-sitting question establishes that no joint sitting applies to a Money Bill (eliminating option D), and the RS special-powers question reinforces that the Rajya Sabha's role on money matters is only recommendatory. Together they let the student infer that the Lok Sabha may accept or reject RS recommendations.
Revise these earlier PYQs together
Related concepts
Money BillJoint Sitting of ParliamentFinancial BillAnnual Financial StatementJoint SittingConsolidated Fund of IndiaLok SabhaArticle 110Legislative procedureRajya SabhaOrdinary BillDeadlock between HousesParliament of IndiaArticle 108
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