Question

The two Houses of the Parliament enjoy-co-equal powers in many spheres. Explain it by giving any three examples.

Answer 1

The Union Parliament has co-equal powers with the State Legislatures over the $47$ subjects mentioned in the concurrent list.
(i) If there is a conflict between the laws passed by the Union Parliament and the State Legislature on the subject mentioned in the concurrent list, the law passed by the Union Government prevails.
(ii) In all the matters of the legislature including the constitutional amendment, the extent of the Rajya Sabha's power is same as that of the Lok Sabha.
(iii) All bills other than the money bills may be introduced in either house and follow the same procedure.