Article 200 of the Indian Constitution deals with the assent to Bills by the Governor of a State. It specifies the options available to the Governor when a Bill passed by the State Legislature is presented to him. These options include giving assent, withholding assent, or reserving the Bill for the consideration of the President. The Governor is required to reserve certain types of Bills (e.g., those that would endanger the position of the State High Court) for the President's consideration.