How does the process of passing a Money Bill differ from passing other types of legislation in this context?
The process of passing a Money Bill differs from passing other types of legislation in the following ways:

1. Timeframe for Council of States to make recommendations: In case of a Money Bill passed by the House of the People and transmitted to the Council of States, it must be returned within 14 days, otherwise, it is deemed to have been passed by both Houses at the end of the said period in its original form.
2. Definition of "Money Bills": A Bill is considered a Money Bill if it deals with specific financial matters such as taxation, government borrowing, management of public funds, and other related topics. This distinction is not applicable to other types of legislation.