The Senate consists of thirteen (13) Members. Seven are appointed on the advice of the Prime Minister; Three are appointed on the advice of the Leader of the Opposition; and Three are appointed on the advice of the Prime Minister after he has consulted the organizations or interests which he considers the Senators should be selected to represent. All bills must be passed by the Senate before they can become law and it has the constitutional right to reject any bill, and keep on rejecting it as often as it sees fit. It can also amend any bill, although it cannot initiate or increase the amount of any bill dealing with taxation or expenditure.