Question

definition of law making body of ordinary bill​

Answer 1

The Parliament is basically Legislature, i.e., a law making body. Therefore ,any proposed law is introduced in the Parliament as a Bill. After the bill is passed by the Parliament and receives the Presidential assent, it becomes a law. There are two kinds of bills in the Parliament:- Ordinary bill and Money bill

Answer 2

Answer:

Ordinary bills are those bills for whose passage, simple majority of the house is required. There are two types of ordinary bills, namely – Government bills and Private member's bills. Private Members's bill: Any bill moved by a non-minister is a Private Member's Bill.