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Option 3 : Any financial bill as per requirements of Article 117
Option 3 is not the correct answer, i.e. Any financial bill as per the requirements of Article 117.
Money Bill:
- Article 110 of the Indian Constitution lays the definition of Money Bill.
- According to it, the bills pertaining to following matters are deemed to be Money Bills:
- Related to imposition, abolition or remission of taxes.
- Borrowing by the government.
- Matters pertaining to custody, withdrawal/appropriation from, payments to the Consolidated or Contingency funds of India.
- Any matter incidental with above.
- Money can be introduced only in Lok Sabha and not in Rajya Sabha and that too on the recommendation of the President.
- The Rajya Sabha can neither amend nor reject the money bill, it can only make a recommendation about it which can either be accepted or rejected by the Lok Sabha.
- The deciding authority for a bill to be a money bill or not lies with the Speaker of the Lok Sabha.
- The President can either approve or reject the bill, but he cannot return it to the Lok Sabha for its reconsideration.
- Article 117 deals with the provisions related to Financial Bills.
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