How does the process of passing a Money Bill differ from the passage of other types of legislation in terms of oversight by the Council of States?
The process of passing a Money Bill differs from the passage of other types of legislation in terms of oversight by the Council of States because if a Money Bill passed by the House of the People is transmitted to the Council of States for its recommendations and not returned within 14 days, it is considered to have been passed by both Houses. In the case of other legislation, the Council of States must approve or reject any bill before it can become law.