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Memorandum in fianance bill

Date 06 Mar 2008
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Memorandum in a finance bill summarizes legislative changes and proposed notifications, clarifying the scope and nature of amendments.
The memorandum in a finance bill functions as an explanatory instrument providing a concise summary of changes made or proposed in the bill and related notifications, identifying the subject matter of amendments and describing their intended effect to clarify the scope and nature of legislative modifications. (AI Summary)

Genrally there are four parts of the finance bill, speech of finance minister, Finance bill, notes on caluse and memorandum. What for memorandum stands for.

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1. It is a summary of changes made or proposed in the bill or notifications.
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