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Why does a Bill passed by Parliament not become law without the President's assent?

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Correct answer: Because the President is a constitutional part of the legislative process

Correct answer: A. In India, Parliament consists of the President and the two Houses: the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha. After a Bill is passed by the required parliamentary procedure, it is presented to the President. The President's assent is a constitutional step before the Bill becomes an Act, or law. This shows that law-making is not complete merely because the two Houses have passed the Bill. Option A is correct because it identifies the President's constitutional place in the legislative process. Option B is wrong because the Speaker presides over the Lok Sabha, while the President is a separate constitutional office. Option C is wrong because the President is not a member of Rajya Sabha. Option D is wrong because courts belong to the judiciary. Memory cue: Parliament includes the President, so assent completes the law-making process.

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