Science, asked by doremon468, 1 year ago

describe the various stages through which the bill has to pass

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Answered by jsm29446
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   STEP 1: The Creation of a Bill. Members of the House or Senate draft, sponsor and introduce bills for consideration by Congress. ...

   STEP 2: Committee Action. ...

   STEP 3: Floor Action. ...

   STEP 4: Vote. ...

   STEP 5: Conference Committees. ...

   STEP 6: Presidential Action. ...

   STEP 7: The Creation of a Law.

Answered by darshita93
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IT IS ABOUT MONEY BILL....

a money bill can be introduced only in the Vidhan Sabha after the bill is passed by The Vidhan Sabha it is sent to the Vidhan Parishad where it can be kept for not more than 14 days The Vidhan Parishad can only make recommendation.the bill is always passed in the form in which the Vidhan Sabha passed it .the state budget is a form of money bill the outlines in the income and expenditure of the state and the allocation of resources to different departments the budget is also tabled in The Vidhan Sabha .


ORDINARY BILL....

an ordinary bill can be introduced in either The Upper house and lower house when a bill is stable it is discussed and debated upon after the bill has been debited it is put to vote if it is passed in Vidhan Sabha by a majority it is then send to The Vidhan Parishad for debate and forth The Vidhan Parishad cannot keep the bill for more than 6 months .if either of the houses rejects the bill or the suggestions made it results in a deadlock .in such a situation a joint session is called by the Governor and the bill is put to vote .being numerically once a bill has been passed it is sent to the Governor for his or her signature .


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