How are the laws made by the Bodoland Territorial Council subject to the President's consideration?
All laws made by the Bodoland Territorial Council, concerning matters specified in List III of the Seventh Schedule, must be submitted to the Governor, who then reserves them for the consideration of the President of India. The President can either assent to the laws or withhold assent. Additionally, the President may direct the Governor to return the law to the Council for reconsideration, along with any recommended amendments. If the law is passed again by the Council, with or without amendments, it must be presented again to the President for consideration.