In regard to Parliament, I understand that the principle contained in the amendment of Professor Saksena is a very salutary one. According to the other provisions of this Constitution, it is the House of the People which has got the final voice in all matters relating to finance, and it is but meet that both Houses of Parliament be able to discuss the proposals of the Finance Commission, but the House of the People should have the final say in regard to financial matters. Therefore it is necessary that the proposals are laid before the House of Parliament and then discussed and any proposals that emerge out of these discussions should ultimately be recommended by the House of the People, and the law emerging there from should have the effect of Money Bills. All provisions that we have so far enacted in regard to Money Bill should apply to these also.
