What is a Private Member’s Bill? A member of parliament (MP) who is not a minister is a private member. The Bills introduced by private members are referred to as Private Member’s Bills. The Bills introduced by ministers are called government Bills. The government bills have the backing of the government and reflect its legislative …
Consider the following statements with reference to the private members’ Bills? 1. It can be introduced by any member of the parliament other than a minister. 2. It reflects the mood of the political party on the public matter. 3. It is less likely to be passed by the parliament. Which of the above statement/s …
In the Indian Parliament, there are two types of bills: Government bills and Private Member’s Bill. There may seem to be only minor differences between these two types of bills. But there are differences between government bills and private member’s bills that make each bill special in its own way. Difference between Government bills and …
The regulating Act of 1773 was passed by the British Parliament due to the misgovernment by the British East India government that introduced a situation of bankruptcy and the government had to interfere with the affairs of the company. Background of Regulating Act of 1773 The East India company was a commercial company that was …