Which Article generally permits a Bill to originate in either House of Parliament, subject to the constitutional rules for Money Bills and other financial Bills?
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Which Article generally permits a Bill to originate in either House of Parliament, subject to the constitutional rules for Money Bills and other financial Bills?
Article 141
Article 243
Article 119
Article 107
Answer and explanation
Article 107(1) of the Constitution provides that, subject to Articles 109 and 117 on Money Bills and other financial Bills, a Bill may originate in either House of Parliament. Article 119 only allows Parliament to regulate by law the procedure for financial business, and Article 141 makes the law declared by the Supreme Court binding.
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