What are the restrictions on the powers of the Legislative Council as to bills other than money bills?
The restrictions on the powers of the Legislative Council as to bills other than money bills are:

1. If a Bill is rejected by the Council, it can be passed again by the Legislative Assembly with or without amendments and then transmitted back to the Council.
2. If more than three months elapse from the date on which the Bill is laid before the Council without it being passed, the Legislative Assembly may pass the Bill again in the same or any subsequent session with or without such amendments as have been made, suggested, or agreed to by the Council and then transmit the Bill as so passed to the Council.
3. If the Bill is passed by the Council with amendments which the Legislative Assembly does not agree to, the Legislative Assembly may pass the Bill again in the same or any subsequent session with or without such amendments as have been made, suggested, or agreed to by the Council and then transmit the Bill as so passed to the Council.