Procedures for passage of Bills in Provincial Assembly
- Article
- 199
- Title
- Procedures for passage of Bills in Provincial Assembly
- Category
- other
- Description
A Bill passed by the Provincial Assembly is presented to the Chief of Province for assent; a pending Bill continues in the next session but lapses if the Assembly is dissolved or its term expires.
Practice questions
What happens to a pending Bill when the Provincial Assembly is dissolved?
If the term of the Provincial Assembly expires, what is the status of a pending Bill?
To whom is a Bill passed by the Provincial Assembly presented for assent?
How is a pending Bill treated when the Provincial Assembly finishes one session and moves to the next?
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