Can the Legislative Assembly reject all the recommendations made by the Legislative Council on a Money Bill?
No, the Legislative Assembly cannot reject all the recommendations made by the Legislative Council on a Money Bill. According to subsection (2) of Article 198, after a Money Bill has been passed by the Legislative Assembly and transmitted to the Legislative Council, the Council has 14 days to return the Bill with its recommendations to the Legislative Assembly. The Legislative Assembly may then either accept or reject all or any of the Council's recommendations. If it accepts any recommendation, the Money Bill is considered passed by both Houses with those amendments accepted. If it does not accept any of them, the Bill is deemed passed in the form as it was passed by the Legislative Assembly without the Council's recommendations.