How are bills introduced and passed in the Houses of Parliament?
Bills are introduced and passed in the Houses of Parliament through a specific legislative procedure. The provisions for the introduction and passing of Bills include:

1. Provisions as to introduction and passing of Bills: This outlines the process by which a Bill is introduced and discussed in both Houses of Parliament (Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha).

2. Joint sitting of both Houses in certain cases: In case there is a deadlock between the two Houses over the passage of a Bill, they may convene a joint sitting to resolve the issue.

3. Special procedure in respect of Money Bills: Money Bills deal with financial matters and have specific procedures for their introduction and passing in Parliament.

4. Definition of "Money Bills": This section defines what constitutes a Money Bill, as it may differ from other types of Bills.

5. Assent to Bills: Once a Bill is passed by both Houses, it requires the assent of the President before it can become law.

These procedures ensure that bills are introduced and passed in a structured manner, allowing for thorough discussion and debate among members of Parliament.