Explanation:

A Money Bill cannot be introduced in the legislative council. So, A, B and C are incorrect. The Constitution lays down a special procedure for the passing of Money Bills in the state legislature (Articles 197 to 199). After a Money Bill is passed by the legislative assembly, it is transmitted to the legislative council for its consideration. The legislative council has restricted powers with regard to a Money Bill. It cannot reject or amend a Money Bill. It can only make recommendations and must return the bill to the legislative assembly within 14 days. The legislative assembly can either accept or reject all or any of the recommendations of the legislative council.