Statement (i) is false. The provision for a joint sitting of Parliament (Article 108) is applicable only to ordinary bills. It is not applicable to financial bills (which have special procedures and Rajya Sabha has limited powers) or Constitutional Amendment Bills (which require passage by a special majority in each House separately under Article 368). Statement (ii) is false. While the Speaker of Lok Sabha presides over a joint sitting, followed by the Deputy Speaker of Lok Sabha in his absence, the Deputy Chairman of Rajya Sabha can preside over a joint sitting in the absence of both the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker of Lok Sabha. Statement (iii) is false. The quorum for a joint sitting of the Houses is one-tenth of the total number of members of both Houses combined (Article 108(4) read with Article 100(3)), not one-sixth.