How does a Bill become an Act? Explain procedure.

1.	How does a Bill become an Act? Explain procedure.
Answer» The drafted proposal to create a desired law is called a Bill. A Bill can be proposed in any House of the Parliament. The Parliament does the important work amending the old laws, framing new laws and nullifying obsolete laws. There are a very large number of Bills proposed under various categories in the Parliament. The three important types of Bill are: Ordinary Bill, Money and Financial Bill and Constitution Amendment Bill. Any of these Bill needs to pass through various stages to become an Act of Law. In case of disputes between the two House will respect to the Bill, the President calls a Joint Session of both the Houses to discuss and sort out the matter. The Speaker works as the Chairman of the Joint Session. The Bill can then be passed by majority. When the majority of the members of both the Houses pass the, proposed Bill, then it becomes an Act (Law) after the assent of the President.

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The drafted proposal to create a desired law is called a Bill.
A Bill can be proposed in any House of the Parliament.
The Parliament does the important work amending the old laws, framing new laws and nullifying obsolete laws.
There are a very large number of Bills proposed under various categories in the Parliament.

The three important types of Bill are:

Any of these Bill needs to pass through various stages to become an Act of Law.
In case of disputes between the two House will respect to the Bill, the President calls a Joint Session of both the Houses to discuss and sort out the matter.
The Speaker works as the Chairman of the Joint Session.
The Bill can then be passed by majority.
When the majority of the members of both the Houses pass the, proposed Bill, then it becomes an Act (Law) after the assent of the President.

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