Arrange
the different stages of passing of a bill into a law in their correct
sequence:
√ A resolution is passed to
admit the bill for discussion
√ The bill is referred to the
President of India − write what happens next if s/he does not
sign it
√ The bill is referred to other
House and is passed
√ The bill is passed in the
house in which it was proposed
√ The bill is read clause by
clause and each is voted upon
√ The bill is referred to the
subcommittee − the committee makes some changes and sends it
back to the house for discussion
√ The concerned minister
proposes the need for a bill
√ Legislative department in
ministry of law, drafts a bill
Arrange the different stages of passing of a bill into a law in their correct sequence:
√ A resolution is passed to admit the bill for discussion
√ The bill is referred to the President of India − write what happens next if s/he does not sign it
√ The bill is referred to other House and is passed
√ The bill is passed in the house in which it was proposed
√ The bill is read clause by clause and each is voted upon
√ The bill is referred to the subcommittee − the committee makes some changes and sends it back to the house for discussion
√ The concerned minister proposes the need for a bill
√ Legislative department in ministry of law, drafts a bill
1. The concerned minister proposes
the need for a bill
2.
A resolution is passed to admit the bill for discussion
3. Legislative department in ministry
of law, drafts a bill
4. The bill is referred to the
subcommittee − the committee makes some changes and sends it
back to the house for discussion
5. The bill is read clause by clause
and each is voted upon
6.
The bill is passed in the house in which it was proposed
7. The bill is referred to other
House and is passed
8. The bill is referred to the
President of India
(Note: If the President does not
sign the bill, it goes back to the Parliament for with
recommendations for reconsideration and further discussion to make
some changes.
If the same bill is again sent to
the President without any changes then the President has to give
assent to the bill and it becomes a law.)
1. The concerned minister proposes the need for a bill
2. A resolution is passed to admit the bill for discussion
3. Legislative department in ministry of law, drafts a bill
4. The bill is referred to the subcommittee − the committee makes some changes and sends it back to the house for discussion
5. The bill is read clause by clause and each is voted upon
6. The bill is passed in the house in which it was proposed
7. The bill is referred to other House and is passed
8. The bill is referred to the President of India
(Note: If the President does not sign the bill, it goes back to the Parliament for with recommendations for reconsideration and further discussion to make some changes.
If the same bill is again sent to the President without any changes then the President has to give assent to the bill and it becomes a law.)
