Certain Bills cannot be introduced or proceeded with unless the recommendation of the President is received. However, no recommendation is required in some other cases. In
which one of the following cases such recommendation is not required?

Question

Certain Bills cannot be introduced or proceeded with unless the recommendation of the President is received. However, no recommendation is required in some other cases. In

which one of the following cases such recommendation is not required?

Accepted Answer

(C) For moving of an amendment making provision for the reduction or abolition of any tax

Answer

(A) For introduction of Bills and for moving amendments relating to financial matters.

Answer

(B) For introduction of a Bill relating to formation of new states or of alternation of areas of existing states

Answer

(D) For introduction of a Bill or moving of an amendment affecting taxation in which states are interested