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How is the procedure followed in the case of a money bill different from that followed in the case of other bills?

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A money bill is introduced in the Lok Sabha by a member of the government. Other bill scan be introduced in either house by any member. When a bill introduced in one house is sent to the other house, the other house may suggest changes and send it back. If these changes are not accepted by that house, the President summons a joint session of both the houses. In the case of a money bill, however, the suggestions of the Rajya Sabha are not binding on the Lok Sabha, so a joint session is not summoned.