What is the role of the Governor in the process of making laws under this Act?
The role of the Governor in the process of making laws under this Act is to reserve any laws made by the Bodoland Territorial Council that relate to matters specified in List III of the Seventh Schedule for the consideration of the President. If a law is reserved, the President may either assent to it or return it to the Council with recommendations for reconsideration and potential amendments. The Council must then reconsider the law within six months and resubmit it to the President if necessary.