7. Money bills passed by the Lok Sabha can be delayed by the president. True/False
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Answer:
false The money bills wasn't passed by the Lol Sabha.
Answer:
True.
Explanation:
True.
The President of India has the authority to postpone money bills approved by the Lok Sabha. A money bill is sent to the Rajya Sabha for recommendations after the Lok Sabha passes it, in accordance with Article 111 of the Indian Constitution. During 14 days, the Rajya Parliament must return the bill, with or without recommendations.
The Lok Sabha may decide to accept or reject these recommendations if the Rajya Sabha fails to return the bill within the allotted time frame or if it suggests any revisions to the bill. If any of the recommendations are accepted by the Lok Sabha, both Houses of Parliament are considered to have approved the measure.
But, if the President gets the bill for assent and believes that it contains clauses that are against the Indian Constitution, he may withhold his assent and send the law back to Parliament for revision. The President must sign the measure if it is passed by both Houses of Parliament once more, with or without amendments.
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