Who amongst the following is the deciding authority on whether a bill is a money bill or not ........

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Who amongst the following is the deciding authority on whether a bill is a money bill or not?

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SEBI Grade A (Ph 1 Paper 1 2021)

President

Prime Minister

Speaker of Lok Sabha

Vice-President

RBI Governor

- Option 1: President

- The President does not decide if a bill is a money bill but gives assent after it is passed by the Parliament.

- Option 2: Prime Minister

- The Prime Minister plays no direct role in the classification of a bill as a money bill.

- Option 3: Speaker of Lok Sabha

- The Speaker of the Lok Sabha is the authority who decides if a bill is a money bill, as per Article 110 of the Indian Constitution.

- Option 4: Vice-President

- The Vice-President, as the Chairperson of the Rajya Sabha, doesn't decide on the nature of bills.

- Option 5: RBI Governor

- The RBI Governor doesn't play any role in the legislative process concerning money bills.

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