A bill is a draft legislative proposal that becomes law after it is passed by both houses of parliament and approved by the president. There are four types of bills: ordinary bills, foreign currency bills, tax bills, and constitutional amendment bills. Once the bill is drafted, it will be published in the Official Journal. Even before the presentation, with the speaker's permission, the bill may be published in a press release.
More precisely: a bill can be defined as a legislative proposal in the form of a draft, if it is passed by both houses and passed by the president, then the proposal becomes a bill of the Government. Parliament. Bills can be divided into private bills and government bills. Private and government bills and additional classification of bills: Government bills must be proposed by the Minister. In contrast, private bills are proposed by any member of Parliament except the minister. Government bills are made up of government policies, while private bills are made up of the positions of opposing parties in public affairs. Since the government has a majority in Parliament, public bills are more likely to pass. The private membership bill does not have this advantage. The tabling of government bills in the House of Commons requires seven days' notice, while the tabling of private bills requires one month's notice.
Government bills are proposed by the relevant departments in consultation with the legal departments, and the members concerned are responsible for proposing individual bills.
Types of additional invoices:
Regular invoices: invoices issued on the basis of non-financial matters.
Banknotes: Invoices related to financial matters such as taxes and public spending.
Financial invoice: Invoice relating to financial matters but not included in the bill of exchange.
Constitutional Reform Bills: These bills are linked to the reform of the provisions of the Constitution.
Examination and debate
The responsible committee will then examine the bill in detail and present a report to the House. Once the invoice is sent, it is included in the daily order form for your review. At this stage, the member responsible for the bill can travel. (a) Consider that (b) be considered on a date, (e) Present before a selection committee, or (d) be Distributed for comment. Before submitting one of the movements mentioned, a member objected that the bill was against the Muslim ban. If such an objection is raised, the Senate can pass a motion with the support of at least two-thirds of the total membership and submit the matter to the Islamic Thought Committee for a referendum on the bill. order. Suggestions. Islam. If it is a bill proposed by the National Assembly, after its approval by the National Assembly, it will be transmitted to the Senate. After submission for consideration, members may propose submission to the appropriate standing committee as an amendment to the measure. If the bill is adopted, it will be submitted to the Standing Committee. The refrigerated container is approved and the associated invoice review and approval procedures are described above. Legislative process First reading: The bill is there. Second reading: deals primarily with the purpose and key areas of the bill. Commission phase: a detailed line-by-line review of the text with amendments (modifications proposed). You can vote to decide whether to make changes or not. Report phase: examine the text in more detail. Debate more amendments and get more votes to decide whether or not to make changes. Third reading: After examining the bills one by one, the responsible for measures may propose a motion to adopt the measure (or amend the bill, as the case may be). At this stage, the debate is limited to arguments for or against the bill without going into its details.
Presidential Approval:
When both houses reach an agreement on the final substantive, Parliament passes a bill, which becomes a law or parliament billu. Bill to amend the Constitution, including Constitutional Articles: A bill to amend all other provisions of the Constitution, including those listed in Article 368, paragraph 2, is called an amendment. Constitution. These bills may be introduced in any chamber of Congress, but not in the state legislature. These bills do not require prior authorization from the president and can be proposed by ministers or private members.
Constitutional Amendment
According to article 239, the provisions and mechanism for constitutional amendment are as follows: 239. Constitution, draft amendments. (1) The constitutional amendment bill can be introduced in any country. When a bill is passed by at least two-thirds of the total number of members of the House of Representatives, the bill is sent to Parliament. Other houses. (2) If the bill is passed without amendment and at least two-thirds of the total number of members of the House of Representatives submitted under subsection (1) (4) is submitted to the President for approval. (3) If a bill submitted under subsection (1) receives more than two-thirds of the votes of all members of the House to pass an amendment, the bill shall be considered by the original House of Representatives. And if the First Chamber's amendment bill is passed by the First Chamber with at least two-thirds of its members, it shall be submitted to the President for approval pursuant to paragraph (4). (4) An effective constitutional amendment bill amending the boundaries of a province shall not be submitted to the President for approval unless the bill is passed by the Provincial National Assembly with at least two-thirds of the votes cast. Your total membership. (5) No Amendment to the Constitution is required (6) To clear doubts, it is hereby stated that the power of Parliament to amend any provision of the Constitution is unrestricted.