Why can the Rajya Sabha’s power to delay an Ordinary Bill be democratically useful?

Correct answer: It can prevent haste and allow more time for consideration

Correct answer: A. When the Rajya Sabha debates an Ordinary Bill or delays its approval, it gives members and the government more time to examine the Bill and consider possible changes. This can improve deliberation and reduce rushed, one-sided law-making. The delay is not an unlimited veto; the Constitution provides procedures for resolving certain disagreements between the Houses.