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Explain what is meant by a Money Bill and state where it can be introduced.
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Answer
A Money Bill is a bill that deals only with matters such as the imposition or abolition of a tax, the borrowing of money by the government, or the custody of the Consolidated Fund of India. It can be introduced only in the Lok Sabha, and only on the recommendation of the President. The Rajya Sabha may make recommendations on it but cannot reject or amend it, and must return it within fourteen days.
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Explanation
The Speaker's decision on whether a bill is a Money Bill is final.
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