Amendments to bills need clearance by Union Cabinet

Q.  Which of the following is the most important for amendments to a bill?
- Published on 02 Aug 16

a. Approval by Union Cabinet
b. Approval by President
c. Approval of the Council of Ministers
d. Approval of the PM and the Council of Ministers

ANSWER: Approval by Union Cabinet
 
Amendments to Bills can be moved under three conditions -
  • one, when cleared by the Union Cabinet;
  • second, the Prime Minister invokes Rule 12 of the transaction of business and takes a suo motu decision, and a post facto approval is then sought from the Union Cabinet;
  • Third, an empowered group of ministers meet and clear it, again with post facto approval of the Cabinet.
  • In all these cases, approval by union cabinet is needed be it before or after.

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