Money Bills: criteria limited to taxation, public funds, appropriation, borrowing, guarantees, custody and incidental matters; Speaker's certificate final. A Bill is a Money Bill only if it concerns exclusively specified fiscal matters: taxation measures; regulation of government borrowing or guarantees and related law amendments; custody, receipt, payment into or withdrawal from the Consolidated or Contingency Funds; appropriation of moneys from the Consolidated Fund; declaration or increase of expenditure charged on that Fund; receipt, custody, issue or audit of Union monies or public account; or matters incidental thereto. Exclusions include fines, fees for licences or services, and local taxation. The Speaker's decision on Money Bill status is final and a Speaker's certificate must accompany transmission or presentation.