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CAF-4 · Chapter 1 · Question 5 of 15

If a regular legislative bill (other than a Money Bill) is rejected by the Senate after being passed by the National Assembly, how can it still become law?

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Correct answer: B) It must be considered and passed in a joint sitting of both Houses.

Explanation

If a bill is rejected by the other House, it can be passed by the votes of the majority of the members present and voting in a joint sitting of both Houses.

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