How does the receipt of money related to the Consolidated Fund or public account of the State affect the classification of a bill as a Money Bill?
The receipt of money on account of the Consolidated Fund or public account of the State is one of the criteria that classify a bill as a Money Bill. If a bill deals with this matter, along with other specified matters related to taxes, borrowing, appropriation, expenditure, and fines or pecuniary penalties, it will be considered a Money Bill under this definition.