Question

describe the procedure followed by the union parliament in passing an ordinary bill​

Answer 1

Answer:

(i) The Parliament makes laws on all the subjects enlisted in the Union list, the Concurrent list and the Residuary subjects.

(ii) A legislative proposal for the bill in either of the two Houses of the Parliament.

(iii) Approval of both the Houses is necessary for passing a bill.

(iv) In case of disagreement between the two Houses, a majority vote is taken in the joint meeting of both the Houses.

(v) No provision to hold a joint meeting in case of money bills or amendment bills.

(vi) After a bill is approved by both the Houses, it is sent to the President for her/his consent.

(vii) Once the consent is provided, the bill becomes a law.