Describe the steps involved in dealing with estimates in Parliament.
The steps involved in dealing with estimates in Parliament are as follows:

1. Introduction and passing of Bills: Bills related to financial matters are introduced in the Parliament, where they are debated upon and eventually passed by both Houses.
2. Procedure in Parliament with respect to estimates: Once a Bill is passed, it is presented before the President for assent.
3. Appropriation Bills: These Bills outline the expenditure required for various government departments and are presented to Parliament for approval.
4. Voting on estimates: Members of Parliament vote on whether they approve the appropriation Bills or not. If a majority votes in favor, the Bills are passed.
5. Annual financial statement: The government presents an annual budget, which includes estimates of expenditure and revenue, to Parliament for approval.

These steps ensure that the government's proposed expenditure is scrutinized and approved by the legislative body before it can be utilized.