Constitution of the Kingdom of Swaziland, 2005 (b) eSwatini (ii) the imposition of any charge upon the Consolidated Fund or other public funds of Swaziland or the alteration of any such charge otherwise than by reduction; (iii) the payment, issue or withdrawal, from the Consolidated Fund or other public funds of Swaziland of any moneys not charged on the Consolidated Fund or any increase in the amount of that payment, issue or withdrawal, or the composition or remission of any debt due to the Goverrnment; or proceed upon any motion including an amendment to a motion the effect of which, in the opinion of the person presiding, would be to make provision for any of the purposes specified in paragraph (a) of this section. 112. Limitation on powers of Senate − Appropriation bills (1) When a bill that in the opinion of the Speaker is an appropriation bill is sent to the Senate from the House that bill shall bear a certificate of the Speaker that it is an appropriation bill. (2) Where a bill passed by the House and certified by the Speaker as an appropriation bill is sent to the Senate that bill shall forthwith be introduced in the Senate and passed by the Senate without delay. (3) Where the bill in terms of subsection (2)— (a) is not passed by the Senate by the end of the seventh day after the day on which the bill was sent to the Senate; or (b) is passed by the Senate with amendments to which the House does not agree within the period referred to in paragraph (a), the bill, with such amendments, if any, as may have been agreed to by both chambers, shall, unless the House otherwise resolves, be presented to the King for assent. 113. Limitation on powers of Senate – Other money bills (1) When a bill that in the opinion of the Speaker is a money bill other than an appropriation bill is sent to the Senate from the House that bill shall bear a certificate of the Speaker that the bill is a money bill other than an appropriation bill. (2) Subject to the provisions of section 114, where a bill passed by the House and certified as provided under subsection (1) is sent to the Senate at least thirty days before the end of the session, the Senate shall pass that bill, with or without amendments, within those thirty days. (3) Where the bill referred to in subsection (2)— (a) is not passed by the Senate as required, or (b) is passed by the Senate with amendments to which the House does not agree within the period of thirty days after that bill was sent to the Senate, the bill, with such amendments, if any, as may have been agreed to by both chambers, shall, unless the House otherwise resolves, be presented to the King for assent. 114. Limitation on powers of Senate – Urgent bills Where the King by writing under his hand certifies to the President that enactment of a bill (including a money bill but not an appropriation bill) passed by the House, is a matter of urgency, the bill, having been sent to the Senate at least ten days before the end of the session— (a) is not passed by the Senate within those ten days after that bill is so sent; or By Laws.Africa and contributors. Licensed under CC-BY. Share widely and freely. 44