The Legislative Council can delay the enactment of a Bill passed by the Legislative Assembly for a m...........

General Studies (MTS) Indian Polity

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The Legislative Council can delay the enactment of a Bill passed by the Legislative Assembly for a maximum period of:

One month

four months

Six months

one year

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Explanation:

A bill first passed by the Legislative Council becomes an Act only when it gets the approval of the Legislative Assembly. Thus, Legislative Council can only delay the passing of an ordinary bill by a maximum of 4 months. In case the State Legislature is a unicameral body, all the law-making powers are exercised by the Legislative Assembly.