Are there any specific procedures that need to be followed in a joint sitting of both Houses according to this section?
Yes, according to this section, there are specific procedures that need to be followed in a joint sitting of both Houses. These include:

1. The President may notify the Houses by message or public notification about his intention to summon them for a joint sitting if they are not already sitting. This should happen when a Bill has been passed by one House, rejected or disagreed upon by the other House, or more than six months have elapsed without the Bill being passed by the other House (unless it has been dissolved).

2. Neither House should proceed further with the Bill after the President's notification of his intention to call a joint sitting. The President can summon both Houses for a joint sitting at any time after the date of his notification, and they must meet accordingly.

3. During the joint sitting, the Bill can be passed by a majority of the total number of members of both Houses present and voting. If this happens, it shall be considered as having been passed by both Houses for the purposes of this Constitution.