Multiple choice

In the matter of state legislation the president may

  1. exercise only suspensive veto power

  2. may withhold except to any bill reserved for his consideration except money bills

  3. Withhold his assent to any bill reserved for his consideration

  4. none of these

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C Correct answer
Explanation

For state bills reserved for President's consideration, he can either give assent, withhold assent, or return the bill (if not a Money Bill). Withholding assent is an absolute veto (not suspensive). The option correctly states he can withhold assent to any reserved bill except Money Bills (which he can only return, not withhold).

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