Question

difference between Money bill and ordinary bill

Answer 1

Money Bill

Ordinary Bil: it can be introduced in the Lok Sabha only not in the Rajya Sabha

It can be introduced in either house of parliament.

2.

It can be intruded in the Lok Sabhaonly by a minister.

It can be introduced either by a minister or by a private member

3.

It can be introduced only of the recommendation of the president.

Recommendation of president is not required.

4.

It can’t be amended or rejected by the Rajya Sabha. The Rajya Sabha should return the bill with or without recommendations, which may be rejected or accepted by the Lok Sabha.

It can be amended or rejected by the Rajya  sabha.

5.

It can be detained by the Rajya Sabha for a maximum of 14 days only.

Rajya Sabha can detain it for a maximum of 6 months.

6.

It requires the certification of Lok Sabha speaker when transmitted to Rajya Sabha.

If it is originated in the Lok Sabha, it does not require approval of speaker when transmitted to Rajya Sabha.

7.

It is sent for approval of president even if it approved by the Lok Sabha only. There is no provision of joint sitting of both houses in this regard.

It is sent to the president only when it is passed by the both houses of parliament. In case of deadlock between two houses, a joint sitting of both the houses can be called by the president.

8.

If this bill is defeated in the Lok Sabha, then the entire council of ministers has to resign.

Its defeat in the Lok Sabha may lead to the resignation of the government if it is introduced by a member.

9.

It can be rejected or accepted but can’t be returned for reconsideration by the president (because earlier permission is taken from him).

It can be rejected, accepted or returned for reconsideration by the president

Answer 2

Ordinary Bill (Article 107, Article 108), this bill is concerned with any matter other than financial subjects.

Money Bill (Article 110), this bill is Concerned with financial matters like taxation, public expenditure, etc.