Multiple choice general knowledge

President can't use his power of suspensive veto against [Suspensive veto of President: President can withhold assent to a bill for a infinite duration of time]"

  1. No such restriction

  2. Constitutional amendment bills

  3. Bills of State Legislature

  4. Both b and c
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B Correct answer
Explanation

The President cannot withhold assent to Constitutional Amendment Bills - the President must give assent once Parliament passes the amendment. This is the only exception to the suspensive veto power, where the President can return a bill (except money bills) for reconsideration.

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