www.lawcommission.gov.np (3) In case the President is of the opinion that any Bill, except a Money Bill, presented for authentication needs reconsideration, he or she may, within fifty days from the date of submission of such Bill, send back the Bill along with his or her message to the House in which the Bill originated. (4) In case any Bill is sent back along with a message by the President, and both Houses reconsider and adopt such Bill as it was or with amendments and present it again, the President shall authenticate that Bill within fifteen days of such presentation. (5) A Bill shall become an Act after the President authenticates it. 114. Provisions relating to Ordinance: (1) In case, at any time, except when both Houses of the Federal Parliament are in session, circumstances exist which render it necessary to take immediate action, the President may, on recommendation of the Council of Ministers, promulgate an Ordinance. (2) The Ordinance promulgated pursuant to clause (1) shall have the same force and effect as an Act. Provided that every such Ordinance,(a) Shall be tabled at the session of both Houses of the Federal Parliament held after the promulgation, and in case not adopted by both Houses, it shall, ipso facto, cease to be effective; (b) May be repealed at any time by the President; and (c) Shall, unless rendered ineffective or repealed pursuant to sub-clause (a) or (b), ipso facto cease to be effective at the expiration of sixty days after the day on which a meeting of both Houses is held. Explanation: For the purposes of this clause, "day on which a meeting of both Houses is held" means the day on which a session or meeting of both Houses of the Federal Parliament commences or is held, and this term means the later day on which a meeting of the House is held in case the Houses of the Federal Parliament meet on different dates. 62