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of <h1>Understanding Veto: Executive Power to Reject Legislative Bills, Including Absolute, Qualified, and Suspensive Types</h1> Veto refers to the executive officer's refusal to approve a law passed by the legislative body, as defined in Black's Law Dictionary, 4th Edition. This refusal is communicated to the legislative body with reasons for the decision. A veto can be absolute, destroying the bill entirely, or qualified, requiring the bill to be passed again by a specified vote or formalities. Additionally, a veto may be suspensive, temporarily delaying the bill's enactment.
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