The Journey of a Bill from Proposal to Law

The video tutorial explains the process of how a bill is passed in India, from its introduction to becoming an Act. It highlights the role of both houses of Parliament and the President in this process. The tutorial also discusses the implementation of an Act by the Executive and the potential impact of a bill on malnutrition. It emphasizes the importance of a functioning democracy in addressing societal issues.

What is the first step in the process of passing a bill in the legislative houses?

• The bill is implemented by the Executive.

• The bill is introduced and discussed in the house.

• The bill is rejected by the members.

• The bill is signed by the President.

Who approves a bill to make it an Act?

• The Prime Minister

• The Speaker of the Lok Sabha

• The President of India

• The Chief Justice of India

What role does the Executive play in the legislative process?

• Voting on the bill

• Approving the bill

• Implementing the provisions of an Act

• Proposing new bills

How does the speaker feel about the bill on malnutrition?

• Disappointed

• Confused

• Indifferent

• Proud

What is highlighted as a key feature of a functioning democracy?

• Identifying problems and finding solutions

• Relying on international aid

• Ignoring problems

• Focusing only on economic growth

What is the role of Parliament in the legislative process?

• To address national issues and create laws

• To approve bills without discussion

• To implement laws

• To veto all proposed bills

When does a proposed law become a functional law?

• When it is introduced in the house

• When it is approved by the Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha, and the President

• When it is discussed by the Executive

• When it is published in the newspaper