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Which house of the Indian parliament has the right to initiate legislation?
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Which house of congress has the right to initiate legislation?
Either house can initiate most legislation, but only the House of Representatives can initiate legislation for generating revenue.
Which is the Lower House of Indian Parliament?
Lok Sabha is the Lower House of Indian Parliament.
Which house in Indian Parliament is known as House of the People?
Lok Sabha is known as House of the People in Indian Parliament.
The house of represantatives have the special power to initiate what kind of laws?
The House has no "special power" to initiate laws. They PROPOSE legislation which, goes to the Senate. After consultation with the Senate, the legislation then goes to the President who can either sign the legislation, making it law, or he can veto it and send it back to Congress.
Who is the architect of Indian Parliament house?
Indian Parliament was designed by Sir. Edwin Lutyens and Sir. Herbert Baker.
What do you mean by lok sabha?
Lower House of Indian Parliament.
What is the upper house of Indian Parliament called?
Rajya Sabha.
What is the difference between a bill and an Act of Parliament?
A bill is proposed legislation that is presented to the House of Commons or Senate that can be approved by Parliament and made into an Act.
How many Parliament member in Indian congress?
60 Lok Sabha MPs [15th Lok Sabha] and 26 Rajya Sabha MPs are women. Thus a total of 86 MPs are women in Indian Parliament as on September 2012.
Who lives in the Parliament house?
No one 'lives' in Parliament House, and sanity does not reside there. It's where the upper and lower house of the legislative arm of the Australian Government meets to debate proposed legislation and carry on like yahoos.
Which house of the Indian parliament is more powerful in India and why?
Lok sabha
What group is the main lawmaker in britain's Parliament?
The main lawmaker in Britain's Parliament is the House of Commons. Members of Parliament (MPs) elected by the public represent constituencies across the UK and debate and vote on proposed legislation.
