In the 2021 Winter Session of the Parliament, how many bills were passed in both the Houses of parliament in total from the 13 bills that were tabled?
11
Understanding Bills Passed in Parliament's Winter Session
The question asks about the legislative activity during the 2021 Winter Session of the Indian Parliament, specifically focusing on the number of bills that successfully passed through both the Lok Sabha (House of the People) and the Rajya Sabha (Council of States).
During a parliamentary session, various bills are introduced or 'tabled' in either House. These bills then go through a process of discussion, debate, and voting. A bill needs to be passed by both Houses of Parliament to become a law (after receiving presidential assent).
2021 Winter Session Overview
The 2021 Winter Session of Parliament commenced on November 29, 2021, and concluded on December 23, 2021.
During this session, a total of 13 bills were initially tabled for consideration and passage.
Tracing the Passage of Bills
Out of the 13 bills that were tabled, not all necessarily get passed within the same session. Some might be referred to parliamentary committees, some might be debated but not voted upon, and some might be withdrawn.
The legislative outcome for the 2021 Winter Session regarding the passage of bills in both Houses was as follows:
- Total bills tabled: 13
- Bills passed by both Houses: 11
Therefore, from the 13 bills tabled, 11 bills completed the process of being passed by both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha during the 2021 Winter Session.
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