What is the relationship between the Governor, the Bodoland Territorial Council and the President in the process of making laws under this Act?
The relationship between the Governor, the Bodoland Territorial Council and the President in the process of making laws under this Act is that all laws made under paragraph 3 or under this paragraph must be submitted forthwith to the Governor for reservation. When a law is reserved for the consideration of the President, he may assent to it or return it to the Bodoland Territorial Council with recommendations for reconsideration and potential amendments. The Council then has six months to consider the law and any suggested amendments before resubmitting it to the President for further consideration.