Choose a recent law passed by the Parliament. Divide into teams to roleplay different parts Class 8

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Choose a recent law passed by the Parliament. Divide into teams to roleplay different parts Class 8

Choose a recent law passed by the Parliament. Divide into teams to roleplay different parts of the process-MPs debating in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, ministers answering questions, and the President giving assent. Present a short skit showing how a bill becomes a law; enact a 'model Parliament'. Class 8

Answer:

Model Parliament Skit: How the Women's Reservation Bill Becomes a Law.

Characters:

  1. Speaker of the Lok Sabha
  2. Law Minister
  3. Supportive MP
  4. Opposition MP
  5. President.

Scene: LOK SABHA (Lower House)

  1. Speaker: Honourable Members, we will now discuss the Women's Reservation Bill, which proposes reserving 33 % of seats for women the Lok Sabha and State Assemblies.
  2. Law Minister: This bill will increase women 5 participation in politics. I request ever - support.
  3. Supportive MP: I strongly support this bill! Women must have equal representation.
  4. Opposition MP: I agree, but we ensure proper implementation in all regions.
  5. Speaker: All in favour, say Aye!
  6. All MPs (except a few): Aye!
  7. Speaker: The Bill passes in the Lok Sabha. Now, it goes to the Rajya Sabha.

Scene: RAJYA SABHA (Upper House)

  1. Rajya Sabha Speaker: The Women's Reservation Bill is now being discussed.
  2. Supportive MP: This bill is essential for a stronger democracy!
  3. Opposition MP: Honourable Speaker, we support the bill, but we believe it should include more details on how women from all backgrounds will benefit, especially in rural areas.
  4. Speaker: All in favour, say Aye!
  5. Most MPs: Aye!
  6. Rajya Sabha Speaker: The Bill passes. We now send it for Presidential assent.

Scene: THE PRESIDENT'S ASSENT

  1. President: I have received the Women's Reservation Bill and after review, I give my assent.
  2. President: The Women's Reservation Bill is now a law.