Let the people of india decide who have gone againest the contitution please read & understand... Does a Financial Bill from a state/ UT of this nature require an approval from Central Government according to the Indian Constitution? As per the constitution, there is no requirement for a state to submit any bill (ordinary, financial or money bill) to the central government before presenting it to the state legislature. The procedure is clearly stated in the articles 196-201 where by the bills only needs to be placed before the assembly. The consent of the Governor is required only once the state legislature passes the bill and submits it for signing to the governor. The governor can either give or refuse his/her consent or reserve the bill for the consideration of the President (this is post the bill is passed by the state legislature). In case of Delhi there is a special provision wherein if there is conflict between the laws passed by NCTD government that conflicts with a central law then the resolution will be made by the President. If the President assents then the state law shall prevail over the central law. This has been stated in the Article 239-AA (3)(c) of the Constitution. Here again there is no requirement to take any prior approval from the central government to table a bill in the state legislature. The federal structure allows autonomy to the states to make their own laws till the time such laws do not go against the sovereignty, integrity or secular nature of the Indian republic. mha.nic.in/.../TransactionofBusinessRulesGovt.pdf
Posted on: Sat, 15 Feb 2014 06:25:45 +0000
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