Describe the procedure followed by the union parliament in passing an ordinary bill.
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Ordinary Bill
Provisions regarding ordinary bill are contained in Article 10. It can be introduced in either house of Parliament except bills under Article 3; this bill does not require prior recommendation of the President.
Both houses enjoy equal legislative jurisdiction over ordinary bill.
Provisions are contained in Article 110: A Bill is money if it deals exclusive only with one or more of money matters mentioned. Under Article 110 of the constitution. They include:
i. The imposition, abolition, remission, alternation or regulation of any tax.
ii. The regulation of borrowing of money by Government.
iii. The custody of consolidated Fund and the Contingency fund of India deposition and withdrawal.
iv. Appropriation of money out of the consolidated fund of India.
v. Declaration of any expenditure to be expenditure charged on the consolidated fund or increment in the amount of any such expenditure.
vi. The receipt of money on account of the consolidated fund of India or the Public Account of India or the custody or issue of such money or the audit of the accounts of the Union of a State or
vii. Any matter incidental to the above mentioned points.
Article 110 also provides that declaration of the Speaker that a Bill is a money Bill, shall be final.
viii. A money Bill can be introduced only in Lok Sabha with the recommendation of the President. It is passed by simple majority.
ix. If RS rejects passes or not acts upon the Bill for 14 days, the Bill is deemed to have been passed by both the houses.
x. There can be no deadlock over passage of money Bill in between two houses.
xi. The President cannot withhold his assent in case of a Money Bill.
xii. In case of deadlock provision of joint sitting.
Provisions regarding ordinary bill are contained in Article 10. It can be introduced in either house of Parliament except bills under Article 3; this bill does not require prior recommendation of the President.
Both houses enjoy equal legislative jurisdiction over ordinary bill.
Provisions are contained in Article 110: A Bill is money if it deals exclusive only with one or more of money matters mentioned. Under Article 110 of the constitution. They include:
i. The imposition, abolition, remission, alternation or regulation of any tax.
ii. The regulation of borrowing of money by Government.
iii. The custody of consolidated Fund and the Contingency fund of India deposition and withdrawal.
iv. Appropriation of money out of the consolidated fund of India.
v. Declaration of any expenditure to be expenditure charged on the consolidated fund or increment in the amount of any such expenditure.
vi. The receipt of money on account of the consolidated fund of India or the Public Account of India or the custody or issue of such money or the audit of the accounts of the Union of a State or
vii. Any matter incidental to the above mentioned points.
Article 110 also provides that declaration of the Speaker that a Bill is a money Bill, shall be final.
viii. A money Bill can be introduced only in Lok Sabha with the recommendation of the President. It is passed by simple majority.
ix. If RS rejects passes or not acts upon the Bill for 14 days, the Bill is deemed to have been passed by both the houses.
x. There can be no deadlock over passage of money Bill in between two houses.
xi. The President cannot withhold his assent in case of a Money Bill.
xii. In case of deadlock provision of joint sitting.
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