Question

If the President does not give his assent to a Bill, what happens?

Answer 1

1. Without the president's approval and signature, no bill can become law.
2. A bill is forwarded to the President for approval once it has been passed by both Houses. 
3. The President has three options: to sign the bill, withhold it, or return it to the House with suggestions.
4. However, he must grant approval to the bill if it is passed again in its current form.
5. The Houses typically review the President's suggestions.