How will the Governor react if he receives a law reserved for the President's consideration?
When the Governor receives a law reserved for the President's consideration, he shall submit it to the President for his approval or disapproval. The President will then either assent to the said law or withhold assent therefrom. If the President chooses not to assent, he can direct the Governor to return the law to the Bodoland Territorial Council along with a message requesting that they reconsider the law or any specified provisions and consider introducing amendments as recommended by the President. The Council shall then reconsider the law within six months and if it is again passed, with or without amendments, it will be presented back to the President for his consideration.