Difference between appropriation bill and financisl bill
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What is the difference between financial bills and money bills?
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Vikramaditya Solanki, B.A. Allahabad University
Answered Jun 23, 2016
Money Bill
A bill which contains all or any matters specified in Article 110 of the constitution and bears a certificate of the speaker is a money bill. It deals with taxation and government spending. It can only be introduced in the Lok Sabha with prior recommendation of the president. The Rajya Sabha has no power to reject or amend it.
Financial Bill
A bill which deals with fiscal matters that is revenue or expenditure and does not bear the speaker's certificate are of two classes.These are dealt with in Article 117 of the Constitution.
Financial Bill first class
Financial Bill second class
Lets us find out common and uncommon features of Money Bill and Financial Bill.
Financial Bill - As mentioned, only those Financial Bills are Money Bills which bear the certificate of the Speaker as such. (Difference)
Financial bill first class is a bill which contains any of the matters specified in Article 110 but does not exclusively deal with such matters. For example- a bill which contains a taxation clause, but does not deal solely with taxation under Article 117 (1), has two features in common with a money bill.
It cannot be introduced in the Rajya Sabha.
It can only be introduced in Lok Sabha with the prior recommendation of the President.(Similarities)
But has one feature uncommon that is, not being a Money Bill, the Rajya Sabha has the same power to reject or amend such Financial Bill subject to limitation.(Difference)
Financial Bill second class - A bill which merely involves expenditure and does not include any of the matters specified in Article 110, is an Ordinary Bill and may be initiated in either House and the Rajya Sabha has full power to reject or ament it. ( Difference )
It is thus apparent that all Money Bills are Financial Bills but all Financial Bills are not Money Bills.
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Vikramaditya Solanki, B.A. Allahabad University
Answered Jun 23, 2016
Money Bill
A bill which contains all or any matters specified in Article 110 of the constitution and bears a certificate of the speaker is a money bill. It deals with taxation and government spending. It can only be introduced in the Lok Sabha with prior recommendation of the president. The Rajya Sabha has no power to reject or amend it.
Financial Bill
A bill which deals with fiscal matters that is revenue or expenditure and does not bear the speaker's certificate are of two classes.These are dealt with in Article 117 of the Constitution.
Financial Bill first class
Financial Bill second class
Lets us find out common and uncommon features of Money Bill and Financial Bill.
Financial Bill - As mentioned, only those Financial Bills are Money Bills which bear the certificate of the Speaker as such. (Difference)
Financial bill first class is a bill which contains any of the matters specified in Article 110 but does not exclusively deal with such matters. For example- a bill which contains a taxation clause, but does not deal solely with taxation under Article 117 (1), has two features in common with a money bill.
It cannot be introduced in the Rajya Sabha.
It can only be introduced in Lok Sabha with the prior recommendation of the President.(Similarities)
But has one feature uncommon that is, not being a Money Bill, the Rajya Sabha has the same power to reject or amend such Financial Bill subject to limitation.(Difference)
Financial Bill second class - A bill which merely involves expenditure and does not include any of the matters specified in Article 110, is an Ordinary Bill and may be initiated in either House and the Rajya Sabha has full power to reject or ament it. ( Difference )
It is thus apparent that all Money Bills are Financial Bills but all Financial Bills are not Money Bills.
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