Money Bill and Financial Legislation
Civics ⇒ Parliamentary System and Political Institutions
Money Bill and Financial Legislation starts at 9 and continues till grade 12.
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Describe the consequences if the government fails to pass the Appropriation Bill in Parliament.
Describe the process by which the Union Budget is passed in Parliament.
Describe the role of the Speaker of Lok Sabha in the context of Money Bills.
Explain the difference between a Money Bill and a Financial Bill (I).
Explain the importance of financial legislation in a parliamentary democracy.
Explain the process of passing a Money Bill in the Indian Parliament.
Explain the significance of the Speaker’s certification of a Money Bill.
Explain why the Rajya Sabha has limited powers regarding Money Bills.
Which Article of the Indian Constitution defines a Money Bill? (1) Article 109 (2) Article 110 (3) Article 112 (4) Article 117
Which of the following bills requires the prior recommendation of the President before introduction? (1) Money Bill (2) Ordinary Bill (3) Constitutional Amendment Bill (4) Private Member’s Bill
Which of the following is a key difference between an Ordinary Bill and a Money Bill? (1) Ordinary Bill can be introduced in either House (2) Money Bill can be rejected by Rajya Sabha (3) Ordinary Bill requires Speaker’s certification (4) Money Bill does not require President’s recommendation
Which of the following is a Money Bill? (1) Bill to amend the Constitution (2) Bill to impose a new tax (3) Bill to change the name of a state (4) Bill to regulate trade unions
A Bill that contains only provisions mentioned in Article 110 is called a ________.
A Bill that contains provisions involving expenditure from the Consolidated Fund of India, but does not exclusively deal with matters in Article 110, is called a ________.
A Money Bill can only be introduced in the ________ of Parliament.
Fill in the blank: The ________ Bill is introduced every year to give effect to the financial proposals of the government.
A Financial Bill is always a Money Bill. True or False?
True or False: The Appropriation Bill is always a Money Bill.
True or False: The Contingency Fund of India is operated by the Parliament.
True or False: The Finance Bill is always a Money Bill.
