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A Bill passed by both Houses of Parliament becomes an Act and is enforceable as primary legislation only after it receives
A Bill passed by both Houses of Parliament becomes an Act only after the President of India gives assent. Court approval is not part of the enactment process, and the Speaker's authentication alone does not complete it; the President's assent is the final step.
- AThe assent of the President of IndiaCorrect
- BThe approval of the Supreme Court
- CThe approval of the Election Commission
- DThe assent of the Speaker of the Lok Sabha alone
Explanation
After a Bill is passed by both Houses, it is sent to the President, whose assent makes it an Act. The Supreme Court does not approve Bills before enactment; it may review the law later. The Speaker's signature on its own does not complete enactment.
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