what is the role of the two houses in passing a law
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For example, regarding the ordinary Bills, the two Houses enjoy equal authority. Such Bills can be raised in either House and if passed there, they are sent to the other House. When it is accepted there, it is referred to the President for his assent which makes it a law.
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For example, regarding the ordinary Bills, the two Houses enjoy equal authority. Such Bills can be raised in either House and if passed there, they are sent to the other House. When it is accepted there, it is referred to the President for his assent which makes it a law.
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