SHORT ANSWER:
Money bills must be introduced in the state legislature with the Governor's recommendation and follow specific procedures for discussion and passage.
DETAILS:
- A Money Bill can only be introduced in the state legislature with the prior recommendation of the Governor.
- The bill must be presented in the state assembly and cannot be introduced in the state council.
- After introduction, the bill is discussed and can be amended.
- The bill must be passed by a majority in the state assembly.
- Once passed, it is sent to the Governor for assent.
PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable):
- If a Money Bill is introduced without the Governor's recommendation, it is considered invalid.
SOURCE:
- Article 110 of the Indian Constitution
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