Which of the following matters is decided solely according to Lok Sabha's decision even when a joint sitting of Parliament is considered?

Correct answer: Rajya Sabha's recommendations on a Money Bill

Correct answer: A. A Money Bill has a special constitutional procedure. It can be introduced only in Lok Sabha. After Lok Sabha passes it, Rajya Sabha can consider it and make recommendations within fourteen days, but Lok Sabha is not bound to accept those recommendations. There is no joint sitting for deciding a Money Bill; the final decision remains with Lok Sabha. A is therefore the best answer. B is wrong because an Ordinary Bill can, in an appropriate deadlock, be considered through the constitutional joint-sitting procedure. C is wrong because a Constitutional Amendment Bill must be passed by each House separately with the required special majority; a joint sitting is not used to settle that disagreement. D is wrong because a motion of thanks is a parliamentary motion, not the special Money Bill procedure described in the question. Memory cue: Money Bill means Lok Sabha priority, Rajya Sabha recommendation, no joint sitting.