Mains Paper I · 2 Indian Constitution · 2.12 State executive and legislature

2.12.4 Legislative procedure in the states

In a state, the Assembly has the last word: the Legislative Council can only delay ordinary bills and recommend changes to money bills. The Governor may assent, withhold assent, return a bill or reserve it for the President.

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Key terms

  • ordinary bill
  • money bill
  • Legislative Council delay
  • three months
  • one month
  • Governor's assent
  • reservation for President
  • Article 201
  • ordinance
  • Article 213
  • state budget
  • charged expenditure

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