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Q: Who among the following can introduce a Government Bill?
  • A. Minister in the Lok Sabha
  • B. Member of the Parliament who is not a Minister
  • C. Member of the Treasury bench in the Lok Sabha
  • D. To be a minister in any house of the parliament
Correct Answer: Option D - Bill introduced by ministers are referred to as government bills. A government bill can be introduced by a minister in either house of Parliament. The government bills have the backing of the government and reflect its legislative agenda. However 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 members bills.
D. Bill introduced by ministers are referred to as government bills. A government bill can be introduced by a minister in either house of Parliament. The government bills have the backing of the government and reflect its legislative agenda. However 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 members bills.

Explanations:

Bill introduced by ministers are referred to as government bills. A government bill can be introduced by a minister in either house of Parliament. The government bills have the backing of the government and reflect its legislative agenda. However 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 members bills.