Explanation:

A private member’s bill is introduced by an individual member of the legislature as opposed to a party. He/She may belong to the party in power or the Opposition. A member who wants to introduce a bill has to give prior notice of one month, with a copy of the Statement of Objects and Reasons, unless the Speaker permits a shorter notice. If the bill accompanies the President’s recommendation, if necessary, the period of notice is calculated from the date of receipt of the recommendation in Lok Sabha Secretariat. Once the bill is drafted, it is circulated among members of the Lok Sabha two days before its
introduction. When the bill is tabled in the House, by convention, the motion is not opposed. There have been exceptions, however. A member cannot introduce more than four bills during a session and while a bill is pending, a similar bill cannot be admitted.