Which of the following statements are correct in respect of Bills introduced in Parliament? (1) If a Government Bill is rejected by the House in Parliament it amounts vote of confidence' in the Government (2) The Government's Bill introduction in the House necessitates a fifteen-day notice (3) The Taxation Laws (Amendment) Bill 2021' comes under the category of Money Bill (4) The Central Universities (Amendment) Bill 2021 comes under Ordinary Bill.

Explanation

Statement 1 and 2 are incorrect: In parliamentary systems, the rejection of a government bill does not necessarily amount to a vote of confidence in the government. In fact, the rejection of a specific bill does not automatically result in the fall of the government. In the Indian parliamentary system, the introduction of a government bill does not necessarily require a specific notice period of 15 days. However, there is a general practice and procedure regarding the giving of notice before the introduction of bills in the Parliament.