Can a non-Money Bill be passed without the assent of the President?
From the context, it seems that a non-Money Bill can be passed without the assent of the President. The context states that when a Bill is presented to the President for assent, he may return it if it is not a Money Bill with a message requesting reconsideration by the Houses of Parliament. However, once the Bill is passed again by the Houses and returned to the President for assent, he shall not withhold assent therefrom.