How does the procedure mentioned in article 116 differ from those mentioned in article 115?
The procedure mentioned in Article 116 differs from that in Article 115 in that it allows the House of the People to make a "vote on account," which is an advance grant for estimated expenditure for a part of a financial year. This power is used when the normal budgetary process (voting of grants and passing laws under Article 114) has not been completed for the entire financial year. The House can also pass "votes of credit" or "exceptional grants" using this procedure, which are used when expenditure is required but cannot be precisely estimated or is extraordinary in nature. In contrast, Article 115 only deals with supplementary, additional, or excess grants when the amount initially authorized for a particular service is found to be insufficient or when unexpected expenses arise during the financial year.