If the President returns a Bill to Parliament, it must be reconsidered and passed again by:

The correct answer is Simple majority of both Houses. In many parliamentary democracies, if the President returns a Bill to Parliament for reconsideration, the legislature can typically override this presidential action. To do so, the Bill must be passed again by a simple majority vote in both the National Assembly and the Senate. This mechanism ensures that while the President has a role in the legislative process, the ultimate authority to enact laws rests with the elected representatives in Parliament. Requiring a 2/3 majority is usually reserved for constitutional amendments, not for overriding a presidential return on ordinary legislation.