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How does Rajya Sabha's reviewing role reduce haste in law-making?

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Correct answer: It gives second thought and chance of amendments on the Bill

Correct answer: A. Rajya Sabha acts as the second chamber of Parliament. After a Bill is considered in Lok Sabha, its discussion in Rajya Sabha provides another opportunity to examine its purpose, wording, effects and possible problems. Members may raise questions and suggest amendments. This second consideration can reveal weaknesses and encourage lawmakers to improve the proposal before it becomes law. A is correct because review and possible amendment make law-making more careful, not merely faster. B is wrong because Rajya Sabha does not automatically block every Bill. C is wrong because Lok Sabha elections are conducted under the election system and Election Commission, not by Rajya Sabha. D is wrong because spending public money is not the meaning of its reviewing role. Memory cue: second chamber means a second look.

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Rajya SabhaSecond ChamberBill ReviewLaw MakingParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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