If the Speaker designates a bill as a ‘Money bill’, it can become an Actof Parliament without the agreement of the Lords as long as:
- it is sent to the Lords at least one month before the end of the session; and
- it is not passed without amendment by the Lords within one month.
The Clerk of Legislation (phone x3255 or email [PBOHoC@parliament.uk]) can give advice on what qualifies as a Money bill. In general, a Money bill deals only with the imposition or alteration of taxes, or with the imposition or alteration of a charge on public funds.