alleryStart learning →Rules, regulations and notifications are laid before Parliament for a total of:
AFifteen days
BThirty days
CForty-five days
DSixty days
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Thirty days
Section 166 requires laying before each House for a total period of thirty days, in one or more sessions.
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