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RESUME OF WORKRESUME OF WORKRESUME OF WORKRESUME OF WORKRESUME OF WORKDONE BY LOK SABHADONE BY LOK SABHADONE BY LOK SABHADONE BY LOK SABHADONE BY LOK SABHA

FOURTEENTH LOK SABHAFOURTEENTH LOK SABHAFOURTEENTH LOK SABHAFOURTEENTH LOK SABHAFOURTEENTH LOK SABHAFOURTH SESSION, 2005FOURTH SESSION, 2005FOURTH SESSION, 2005FOURTH SESSION, 2005FOURTH SESSION, 2005

LOK SABHALOK SABHALOK SABHALOK SABHALOK SABHA SECRET SECRET SECRET SECRET SECRETARIAARIAARIAARIAARIATTTTT, NEW DELHI, NEW DELHI, NEW DELHI, NEW DELHI, NEW DELHI

July, 2005 /Asadha, 1927 (Saka)

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RESUME OF WORKDONE BY LOK SABHA

FOURTEENTH LOK SABHA — FOURTH SESSION(25th February to 13th May, 2005)

LOK SABHA SECRETARIATNEW DELHI

July, 2005/Asadha, 1927 (Saka)


T.O. No. 1/14LS Vol. IV

© 2005 BY LOK SABHA SECRETARIAT

Published under Rule 382 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct ofBusiness in Lok Sabha (Eleventh Edition) and Printed by the Manager,Government of India Press, Minto Road, New Delhi.


PREFACE

This Publication contains a brief resume of work done in theFourteenth Lok Sabha during the Fourth Session i.e. from the25th February to 13th May, 2005.

NEW DELHI; G.C. MALHOTRA,July, 2005 Secretary-General.Asadha, 1927 (Saka)

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CONTENTS

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1. DURATION OF SESSION ........................................................... 12. ADJOURNMENT MOTION .......................................................... 23. BILLS

(i) Government Bills ....................................................... 3(ii) Bills referred to Standing Committees ..................... 8(iii) Private Members' Bills .............................................. 11

4. CALLING ATTENTION .............................................................. 185. COMMITTEES

(i) Financial Committees ............................................... 21(ii) Standing Committees ................................................ 22(iii) Committees other than Financial and Standing

Committees ............................................................... 246. FINANCIAL BUSINESS

(i) Railway Budget ......................................................... 26(ii) General Budget ......................................................... 27(iii) Budget in respect of State of Goa ........................... 30(iv) Budget in respect of State of Bihar ......................... 31

7. LEAVE OF ABSENCE................................................................ 328. MOTIONS

(i) Motions under Rules 191 and 342 ........................... 33(ii) Motions under Rule 388 for suspension of Rules .... 34

9. OATH OR AFFIRMATION ........................................................... 3510. OBITUARY REFERENCES .......................................................... 3611. PAPERS LAID ON THE TABLE ................................................... 3912. PETITIONS ............................................................................. 4013. PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS ........................................................... 41

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14. QUESTIONS

(i) Starred ...................................................................... 42(ii) Short Notice.............................................................. 42(iii) Unstarred .................................................................. 42(iv) Half-an-Hour discussions arising out of answers to

questions .................................................................. 4315. RESIGNATION BY MEMBER ....................................................... 4416. RESOLUTIONS

(i) Government Resolutions ........................................... 45(ii) Statutory Resolutions ................................................ 46(iii) Private Members' Resolutions ................................... 48

17. SHORT DURATION DISCUSSION UNDER RULE 193 ..................... 5018. SITTINGS OF LOK SABHA ........................................................ 5219. SPEAKER/DEPUTY SPEAKER/CHAIRMAN

ANNOUNCEMENTS/OBSERVATIONS/REFERENCES/RULINGS ............... 5320. STATEMENTS

(i) Statements made/laid by Ministers under Rule 372and Direction 73A ..................................................... 54

(ii) Matters under Rule 377—Position regardingreceipt of replies from Ministries concerned(as on 27.06.2005) .................................................... 63

(iii) Statement showing time taken owing tointerruptions in the House during Fourth Session,14th Lok Sabha ........................................................ 64

(iv) Statement indicating matters raised after QuestionHour and before taking up of the listed businessand the time taken thereon ...................................... 67

21. STATEMENT SHOWING TIME TAKEN ON VARIOUS KINDS OF

BUSINESS ............................................................................. 69

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1. DURA1. DURA1. DURA1. DURA1. DURATION OF SESSIONTION OF SESSIONTION OF SESSIONTION OF SESSIONTION OF SESSION

Date of Commencement : *25 February, 2005

Date of Adjournment Sine die : **13 May, 2005

Date of Prorogation of the House : 17 May, 2005

Total Number of days of Session : 78 days

Number of actual sittings : 38 days

Number of Hours of sittings : 212 hours 22 minutes

*The first sitting commenced with the playing of National Anthem.

**In order to enable the Standing Committees to consider the Demands for Grants, theHouse was adjourned on 24.03.2005 to meet again on 18.04.2005. As 18.4.2005 wasdeclared a holiday on account of Ram Navami, the sitting fixed for 18.4.2005 wascancelled. The House, accordingly, met on 19.4.2005 and sittings continued till 13.5.2005.The sitting ended with the playing of National Song.

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SUMMARYSUMMARYSUMMARYSUMMARYSUMMARY

1. Bills pending at the end of the last Session 112. Bills introduced 263. Bills opposed at introduction stage 24. Bills passed by Rajya Sabha and laid on the Table 85. Bills passed by Rajya Sabha and returned by Lok Sabha

with amendments Nil6. Bills returned by Rajya Sabha with amendments and laid on

the Table of Lok Sabha 17. Bills passed 268. Bills negatived Nil9. Bills withdrawn Nil

10. Bills—part discussed Nil11. Motions for adjournment of debate on the Bills adopted Nil12. Bills referred to Select Committee Nil13. Bills referred to Joint Committee Nil14. Bills reported by Select Committee Nil15. Bills reported by Joint Committee Nil16. Bills originated in and referred to Joint Committee by Rajya

Sabha in respect of which motion for concurrence wereadopted by Lok Sabha Nil

17. Bills referred to Standing Committees by Chairman/Speaker 1618. Bills reported by Standing Committees 1019. Bills pending at the end of Fourth Session of Fourteenth

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(ii) Bills referred to the standing committees and(ii) Bills referred to the standing committees and(ii) Bills referred to the standing committees and(ii) Bills referred to the standing committees and(ii) Bills referred to the standing committees andpresentation/laying of reports thereofpresentation/laying of reports thereofpresentation/laying of reports thereofpresentation/laying of reports thereofpresentation/laying of reports thereof

Sl. Title of the Bill Date of Referred Name of the Date of Remarks No. introduction by Committee/ present-

in Lok Speaker/ date of ation/lay-Sabha/ Chairman reference ing ofRajya Sabha reports

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1. The Criminal 22.8.2003 Chairman Home Affairs 2.3.2005 Pending inLaws (RS) (17.8.2004) Rajya(Amendment) SabhaBill, 2003

2. The Cantonments 22.12.2003 Speaker Defence 10.5.2005 Pending inBill, 2003 (RS) (23.8.2004) Rajya

Sabha

3. The Cost and 23.12.2003 Speaker Finance 25.2.2005 Pending inWorks (RS) (23.8.2004) RajyaAccountants Sabha(Amendment)Bill, 2003

4. The Company 23.12.2003 Speaker Finance 25.2.2005 Pending inSecretaries (RS) (23.8.2004) Rajya(Amendment) SabhaBill, 2003

5. The Chartered 23.12.2003 Speaker Finance 25.2.2005 Pending inAccountants (RS) (23.8.2004) Rajya(Amendment) SabhaBill, 2003

6. The Credit 6.12.2004 Speaker Finance 25.2.2005 PassedInformation (RS) (14.12.2004)Companies(Regulation) Bill,2004

7. The Andhra 16.12.2004 Chairman Personnel, 24.3.2005 Pending inPradesh (LS) Public Lok SabhaLegislative Grievances,Council Bill, Law and Justice2004 (28.12.2004)

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8. The University 20.12.2004 Chairman Human 27.4.2005 Passedof Allahabad (RS) Resource Bill, 2004 Development

(27.12.2004)9. The Hindu 20.12.2004 Chairman Personnel, 13.5.2005 Pending in

Succession (RS) Public Rajya(Amendment) Grievances, SabhaBill, 2004 Law and

Justice(27.12.2004)

10. The Right to 23.12.2004 Chairman Personnel, 21.3.2005 PassedInformation Bill, (LS) Public2004 Grievances,

Law and Justice(31.12.2004)

11. The Standards 10.3.2005 Speaker Food, — Pendingof Weights (RS) Consumer withand Measures Affairs and Committee(Enforcement) PublicAmendment Bill, Distribution2005 (28.3.2005)

12. The Standards 10.3.2005 Speaker Food, — Pendingof Weights (RS) Consumer withand Measures Affairs and Committee(Amendment) PublicBill, 2005 Distribution

(28.3.2005)13. The Pension 21.3.2005 Speaker Finance — Report by

Fund Regulatory (LS) (24.3.2005) 30.6.2005and DevelopmentAuthority Bill,2005

14. The Indian 23.3.2005 Chairman Health and — PendingMedicine Central (RS) Family Welfare withCouncil (19.4.2005) Committee(Amendment)Bill, 2005

15. The 23.3.2005 Chairman Health and — PendingHomoeopathy (RS) Family Welfare withCentral Council (19.4.2005) Committee(Amendment)Bill, 2005

16. The 2.5.2005 Chairman Human — PendingCommissions (LS) Resource withfor Protection of Development CommitteeChild Rights Bill, (30.5.2005)2005

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17. The Manipur 4.5.2005 Chairman Human — PendingUniversity Bill, (RS) Resource with2005 Development Committee

(6.5.2005)18. The Drugs and 10.5.2005 Chairman Health and — Pending

Cosmetics (RS) Family Welfare with(Amendment) (19.5.2005) CommitteeBill, 2005

19. The Disaster 11.5.2005 Chairman Home Affairs — PendingManagement Bill, (RS) (30.5.2005) with2005 Committee

20. The Actuaries 19.3.2005 Speaker Finance — PendingBill, 2005 (LS) (17.5.2005) with

Committee21. The Admiralty 11.5.2005 Chairman Transport, — Pending

Bill, 2005 (LS) Tourism and withCulture Committee(30.5.2005)

22. The Small and 12.5.2005 Chairman Industry — PendingMedium (LS) (30.5.2005) withEnterprises CommitteeDevelopmentBill, 2005

23. The High Court 12.5.2005 Chairman Personnel, — Pendingand Supreme (LS) Public withCourt Judges Grievances, Committee(Salaries and Law andConditions of JusticeService) (30.5.2005)Amendment Bill,2005

24. The Taxation 12.5.2005 Speaker Finance — PendingLaws (LS) (17.5.2005) with(Amendment) CommitteeBill, 2005

25. The Banking 13.5.2005 Speaker Finance — PendingRegulation (LS) (17.5.2005) with(Amendment) CommitteeBill, 2005

26. The Reserve 13.5.2005 Speaker Finance — PendingBank of India (LS) (17.5.2005) with(Amendment) CommitteeBill, 2005

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(iii) Private Members' Bills(iii) Private Members' Bills(iii) Private Members' Bills(iii) Private Members' Bills(iii) Private Members' Bills

Sl. Title of the Bill and Date of Date(s) of Date(s) of Time No. of No. of Progress/No. member-in-charge introduction laying on the discussion in taken amend- amend- Remarks

Table (in the Lok Sabha ments mentscase Bills tabled carriedpassed by

Rajya Sabha)

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H M1. The Population Control Bill, 2004 by 11.3.2005 — — — — — Pending

Shri R. Sambasiva Rao, M.P.2. The Constitution (Amendment) Bill, 2004 11.3.2005 — — — — — Pending

(Amendment of article 80, etc.) byShri Pawan Kumar Bansal, M.P.

3. The Provision of Identification Marks on 11.3.2005 — — — — — PendingSecurity Papers Bill, 2005 byShri S.P.Y. Reddy, M.P.

4. The Constitution (Amendment) Bill 2005 11.3.2005 — — — — — Pending(Insertion of new article 25A) byShri Yogi Aditya Nath, M.P.

5. The Constitution (Amendment) Bill 2005 11.3.2005 — — — — — Pending(Omission of article 44, etc.) byShri Yogi Aditya Nath, M.P.

6. The Constitution (Amendment) Bill 2005 11.3.2005 — — — — — Pending(Amendment of article 1) byShri Yogi Aditya Nath, M.P.

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8. The Population Control Bill, 2005 by 11.3.2005 — — — — — PendingShri Bachi Singh Rawat, M.P.

9. The Bureau of Accountability Bill, 2005 by 11.3.2005 — — — — — PendingShri Mohan Singh, M.P.

10. The Constitution (Amendment) Bill 2005 11.3.2005 — — — — — Pending(Substitution of new article for article 37) by Shri Mohan Singh, M.P.

11. The Free and Uniform Education Bill, 2005 11.3.2005 — — — — — Pendingby Shri Brajesh Pathak, M.P.

12. The Free and Compulsory Education Bill, 2005 11.3.2005 — — — — — Pendingby Shri Brajesh Pathak, M.P.

13. The Constitution (Amendment) Bill 2005 11.3.2005 — — — — — Pending(Amendment of article 324) byShri Mohan Singh, M.P.

14. The Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes 11.3.2005 — — — — — Pending(Reservation in Services) Bill, 2005 byShri Brajesh Pathak, M.P.

15. The Constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order 11.3.2005 — — — — — Pending(Amendment) Bill, 2005 (Amendment ofthe Schedule) byShri Basudeb Acharia, M.P.

16. The Poor and Destitute Widows (Rehabilation 11.3.2005 — — — — — Pendingand Welfare) Bill, 2005 byShri Ramdas Athawale, M.P.

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17. The Abolition of Begging Bill, 2005 by 11.3.2005 — — — — — PendingShri Ramdas Athawale, M.P.

18. The Delimitation (Amendment) Bill, 2005 11.3.2005 — — — — — Pending(Amendment of section 2) byShri Bachi Singh Rawat, M.P.

19. The Tobacco Growers (Benefit) Bill, 2005 by 11.3.2005 — — — — — PendingShri R. Sambasiva Rao, M.P.

20. The Electricity (Priority Supply to Rural Areas 11.3.2005 — — — — — Pendingand Agriculture Sector) Bill, 2005 byShri R. Sambasiva Rao, M.P.

21. The Prevention of Insults to National Honour 11.3.2005 — — — — — Pending(Amendment) Bill, 2005 (Insertion ofnew section 4) byShri R. Sambasiva Rao, M.P.

22. The Protection of Privacy and Prevention of 11.3.2005 — — — — — PendingVideo Voyeruism Bill, 2005 byShri Pawan Kumar Bansal, M.P.

23. The Working Journalists and Other Newspaper 11.3.2005 — — — — — PendingEmployees (Conditions of Service) andMiscellaneous Provisions (Amendment)Bill, 2005 (Insertion of new sections 13AB,13AC and 13AD) byShri Iqbal Ahmed Saradgi, M.P.

24. The Crop Insurance Bill, 2005 by 11.3.2005 — — — — — PendingShri Iqbal Ahmed Saradgi, M.P.

25. The Compulsory Military Training Bill, 2005 by 11.3.2005 — — — — — PendingShri Iqbal Ahmed Saradgi, M.P.

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26. The Abolition of Child Labour Bill, 2005 by 11.3.2005 — 13.5.2005 1 -04 — — DiscussionShri Iqbal Ahmed Saradgi, M.P. on motion for

considerationwas not

concluded Pending

27. The Compulsory Registration of Religious 11.3.2005 — — — — — PendingConversions Bill, 2005 byShri Kashiram Rana, M.P.

28. The Airlines (Penalty for Delays) Bill, 2005 by 11.3.2005 — — — — — PendingShri Kashiram Rana, M.P.

29. The Government of Union Territory of 11.3.2005 — — 0 - 18 — — PendingDaman and Diu Bill, 2005 by minutesShri Dahyabhai V. Patel, M.P. taken on

introduc-tion of Bills

from S. Nos. 1 to 29

30. The Compulsory Voting Bill, 2004 by 9.7.2004 — 17.12.2004 5 - 21 1 — NegativedShri Bachi Singh Rawat, M.P. (3rd (Excluding on 29.4.2005

Session) 06 minutes11.3.2005 taken24.3.2005 during29.4.2004 3rd Session)

31. The Special Courts for Women Bill, 2005 by 24.3.2005 — — — — — PendingShrimati Daggubati Purandeswari, M.P.

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33. The Safai Karamcharis Insurance Scheme 24.3.2005 — — — — — Pending Bill, 2005 by Shrimati Krishna Tirath, M.P.

34. The Indian Penal Code (Amendment) Bill, 2005 24.3.2005 — — — — — Pending(Amendment of section 304, etc.) byShrimati Krishna Tirath, M.P.

35. The High Court of Tripura Bill, 2005 by 24.3.2005 — — — — — PendingShri Khagen Das, M.P.

36. The Representation of the People (Amendment) 24.3.2005 — — — — — PendingBill, 2005 (Amendment of section 8) byShri Mohan Singh, M.P.

37. The Communal Violence (Prevention, Control 24.3.2005 — — 0 - 04 — — Pendingand Rehabilitation of Victims) Bill, 2005 by minutesShri Ajit Singh, M.P. taken on

introduc-tion of

Bills fromSl. Nos.31 to 37

38. The Constitution (Amendment) Bill, 2005 29.4.2005 — — — — — Pending(Amendment of article 16 and Ninth Schedule) byShri Mani Charenamei, M.P.

39. The State of Uttaranchal (Regularisation and 29.4.2005 — — 0 - 04 — — PendingConversion of the Pre-1980 Settlements on Forest minutesLands into Revenue Lands) Bill, 2005 by taken onShri K.C. Singh "Baba", M.P. introduction

of Bills at38 and 39

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40. The Regional Rural Banks (Amendment) 3.12.2004 — 29.4.2005 2 - 48 — — Negatived onBill, 2004 (Amendment of section 2, etc.) by 13.5.2005 13.5.2005Shri Basudeb Acharia, M.P.

41. The Indian Penal Code (Amendment) Bill, 2005 13.5.2005 — — — — — Pending(Amendment of section 375) byShri Abdullakutty, M.P.

42. The Constitution (Amendment) Bill, 2005 13.5.2005 — — — — — Pending(Amendment of articles 124 and 217) byShri Abdullakutty, M.P.

43. The Constitution (Amendment) Bill, 2005 13.5.2005 — — — — — Pending(Amendment of the Seventh Schedule) byShrimati Daggubati Purandeswari, M.P.

44. The Commercial Crops Workers (Welfare) 13.5.2005 — — 0 - 04 — — PendingBill, 2005 by minutesShri Abdullakutty, M.P. taken on

introductionof Bills from

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H. M.

*1. Situation arising out of inordinate delay Shri Basudeb Acharia Shri Ram Vilas Paswan 00 32in merging Indian Iron & Steel Company 24.3.2005(IISCO) with Steel Authority of IndiaLimited and steps taken by theGovernment in regard thereto.

*2. Situation arising out of the huge non- Shri Gurudas Dasgupta Shri P. Chidambaram 00 47performing assets in the banks due to 29.4.2005default in payment of loans mainly bybig borrowers and steps taken by theGovernment in regard thereto.

*3. Need to promote sports and to create Smt. Jyotirmoyee Sikdar Shri Sunil Dutt 00 38more infrastructure for development of 2.5.2005sports complexes in the country.

*4. Situation arising out of increasing Shri Gurudas Dasgupta Dr. A. Ramadoss 00 23incidents of female foeticide resulting in 3.5.2005fall in sex ratio adverse to females in thecountry and steps taken by theGovernment in regard thereto.

*5. Situation arising out of disinvestment of Shri Basudeb Acharia Shri P. Chidambaram 00 30Juhu Beach Centaur Hotel, Mumbai and 4.5.2005steps taken by the Government in regardthereto.

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*6. Situation arising out of recent decision of Shri Sarbananda Shri S. Jaipal Reddy 00 26the All India Radio to discontinue Sonowal 5.5.2005services from Delhi in Five regionallanguages and steps taken by theGovernment in regard thereto.

*7. Need to upgrade the newly opened Shri Thupstan Cheewang Shri M.A.A. Fatmi 00 15Kendriya Vidyalayas in Leh and Kargil 6.5.2005districts of Ladakh and steps taken bythe government in this regard.

*8. Situation arising out of non-finalization of Shri Basudeb Acharia Dr. Dasari Narayan Rao 00 28National Coal Workers Wage Agreement- 9.5.2005VII and steps taken by the Governmentin regard thereto.

*9. Situation arising out of non- Shri Madhusudan Mistry Shri A. Raja 00 31implementation of instructions and 10.5.2005guidelines by the State Governments,issued by the Environment and ForestDepartment for regularizing the forestland being cultivated by the farmersprior to 1980 and steps taken by theGovernment in regard thereto.

10. Situation arising out of fall in price of Dr. Babu Rao Mediyam Shri Kanti Lal Bhuria 00 20Chillies in Tamil Nadu and Andhra 11.5.2005Pradesh causing hardship to the chilligrowers and steps taken by theGovernment in regard thereto.

* The Chair allowed some Members, whose names were not in the List of Business, to seek clarifications.

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*11. Problems being faced by traditional Shri M.P. Veerendra Shri Kanti Lal Bhuria 00 23fishermen in the country and steps taken Kumar 12.5.2005by the government in this regard.

@12. Situation arising out of alleged irregular Shri P. Karunakaran Smt. Renuka Chowdhury 00 04sale of Kovalam Ashoka beach resort at 12.5.2005Trivandrum to M Far Hotel Private Ltd.and steps taken by the government inregard thereto.

*13. Situation arising out of alleged violation Shri Gurudas Dasgupta Shri K.S. Rao 00 49of Payment of Wages Act and Payment 13.5.2005of Minimum Wages Act and the need toenact a comprehensive legislation for theunorganized labour in the country andsteps taken by the Government in thisregard.

* The Chair allowed some Members, whose names were not in the List of Business, to seek clarifications.@ In response to the Calling Attention, the Minister of Tourism stated that the matter is sub-judice and it would not be appropriate to

offer her comments at this point.

Sl. No. Subject Name of Member Name of Minister and Timewho called Date when taken up Takenattention

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5. COMMITTEES5. COMMITTEES5. COMMITTEES5. COMMITTEES5. COMMITTEES

(i) Financial Committees(i) Financial Committees(i) Financial Committees(i) Financial Committees(i) Financial Committees

Sl. Name of Committees Date of No. of Duration Average Study Reports presented RemarksNo. constitu- sittings H. M percentage Tours/ Original Action

tion of Local Takenattendance Visits

under-taken

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1. Committee on Estimates 26.8.2004 3 3 05 47.7% — 3 — —

2. Committee on Public *27.8.2004 2 1 30 50% and 73% — 1 1 —Undertakings **2.5.2005 1 0 45 36% — — 1 —

3. Committee on Public *27.8.2004 2 1 00 50% — 4 3 12 ActionAccounts Taken

Statementswere alsolaid in the

House

**29.4.2005 — — — — — — — —Total: 8 6 20 64% — 8 5

*For 2004-2005. **For 2005-2006.

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1. Committee on Agriculture 5.8.2004 5 7 33 45.16% — 4 4 —2. Committee on Defence 5.8.2004 13 22 30 51% — #2 2 —3. Committee on Energy 5.8.2004 4 6 10 14.7% — 2 2 —4. Committee on External Affairs 5.8.2004 6 12 20 44.5% — 2 2 —5. Committee on Finance 5.8.2004 9 24 15 50.17% — $10 — —6. Committee on Food, Consumer 5.8.2004 4 12 00 43.2% — 2 2 —

Affairs and Public Distribution7. Committee on Labour 5.8.2004 7 11 45 47% — 2 2 —8. Committee on Petroleum and 5.8.2004 3 5 30 45.2% — 1 1 —

Natural Gas9. Committee on Chemicals and 5.8.2004 4 4 45 42.43% — 2 1 —

Fertilizers10. Committee on Railways 5.8.2004 7 12 10 44.07% — 2+1*=3 2 *9th Report on

Railways(Amendment)

Bill, 2004.11. Committee on Urban Development 5.8.2004 7 10 30 47.91% — 2 2 —



under-taken

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

(ii) Standing Committees(ii) Standing Committees(ii) Standing Committees(ii) Standing Committees(ii) Standing Committees

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12. Committee on Coal and Steal 5.8.2004 3 7 00 65% — 3 2 —13. Committee on Information 5.8.2004 9 29 05 39.56% — 6 4 —

Technology14. Committee on Water Resources 5.8.2004 3 5 55 53% — 1 — —

(2004-2005)15. Committee on Social Justice and 5.8.2004 4 7 15 51.60% — 2 3 —

Empowerment16. Committee on Rural Development 20.7.2004 7 11 45 62.07% — 4* 4@ —

# One Report on Demands for Grants of the Ministry of Defence for the year 2005-2006 and one report on 'The Cantonments Bill,2003'.

$ Four Reports on the — (i) The Chartered Accountants (Amendments) Bill, 2003, (ii) The Cost and Works Accountants (Amendment)Bill, 2003, (iii) The Company Secretaries (Amendment) Bill, 2003 and (iv) The Credit Information Companies (Regulation) Bill, 2004:One Report on Widening of Tax Base and Evasion of Tax: and Five Reports on Demands for Grants of the Ministries of Finance(Departments of Eco. Affairs, Expenditure and Disinvestment and Revenue), Planning, Statistics and Programme Implementationand Company Affairs for the year 2005-2006.

*(i) Ninth Report on Demands for Grants (2005-2006) of the Department of Rural Development (Ministry of Rural Development);(ii) Tenth Report on Demands for Grants (2005-2006) of the Department of Land Resources (Ministry of Rural Development);(iii) Eleventh Report on Demands for Grants (2005-2006) of the Department of Drinking Water Supply (Ministry of Rural Development);

and(iv) Twelfth Report on Demands for Grants (2005-2006) of the Ministry of Panchayati Raj.

@ (i) Fifth Action Taken Report on the action taken by the Government on the recommendation contained in the Second Report(14th Lok Sabha) on DFG (2004-2005) of the Department of Land Resources (Ministry of Rural Development);

(ii) Sixth Action Taken Report on the action taken by the Government on the recommendation contained in the Fourth Report(14th Lok Sabha) on DFG (2004-2005) of the Ministry of Panchayati Raj;

(iii) Seventh Action Taken Report on the action taken by the Government on the recommendation contained in the First Report(14th Lok Sabha) on DFG (2004-2005) of the Department of Drinking Water Supply (Ministry of Rural Development); and

(iv) Eighth Action Taken Report on the action taken by the Government on the recommendation contained in the Third Report(14th Lok Sabha) on DFG (2004-2005) of the Department of Drinking Water Supply (Ministry of Rural Development).

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(iii) Committees other than Financial and Standing Committees(iii) Committees other than Financial and Standing Committees(iii) Committees other than Financial and Standing Committees(iii) Committees other than Financial and Standing Committees(iii) Committees other than Financial and Standing Committees



under-taken

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1. Business Advisory Committee 30.6.2004 6 3 00 67.78% – 6 – –

2. Committee of Privileges 7.8.2004 1 0 45 33% – – – –

3. Committee on Ethics 28.4.05 – – – – – – –

4. Committee on Absence of 7.8.2004 2 1 00 60% and – 2 – – Members from the sittings 40%of the House

5. Committee on Government 7.8.2004 1 0 30 53% – 1 – – Assurances

6. Committee on Papers laid on 7.8.2004 3 2 40 38% – 2 – –the Table

7. Committee on Petitions 7.8.2004 4 3 10 35% 1 2 – –

8. Committee on Private Members’ 7.8.2004 5 3 25 49.33% – 5 – –Bills and Resolutions

9. Joint Committee on Offices 26.8.2004 1 0 30 46.6% – – – –of Profit

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10. Committee on the Welfare of *26.8.2004 3 7 15 54% – 1 – Eight finalScheduled Castes and action takenScheduled Tribes Statements

were alsolaid in bothHouses of

Parliament.**1.5.2005 – – – – – – – _

11. Rules Committee 6.7.2004 – – – – – – – _

12. I. House Committee 10.6.2004 1 1 30 45% – – – –II. Sub-Committee on 23.12.2004 1 0 55 60%Construction of NewAccommodation for MPs

13. Committee on Subordinate 7.8.2004 2 1 30 56% – 2 2 –Legislation

14. Joint Committee on Salaries 10.8.2004 1 1 40 86.67% – – – –and Allowances of Membersof Parliament

15. General Purposes Committee 21.9.2004 – – – – – – – _

16. Railway Convention Committee 17.9.2004 3 3 10 42.59% _ 1 – –

17. Joint Committee on Food 14.2.2005 2 2 30 40% and – – – _Management in Parliament 46.66%House Complex

* For 2004-2005**For 2005-2006

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Subject Date of presentation Date(s) of Discussion Time taken

1 2 3 4

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(I) RAIL(I) RAIL(I) RAIL(I) RAIL(I) RAILWWWWWAAAAAYYYYY BUDGET BUDGET BUDGET BUDGET BUDGET

Budget (Railways) 26.2.2005 1 55for 2005-2006. 10.3.2005 *General discussion

11.3.2005 *Discussion and voting14.3.2005 on Demands for Grants15.3.2005 on Account (Railways)

14 32Supplementary Demands for Grants in respect 9.3.2005 10.3.2005 *Discussion and voting onof Budget (Railways) for 2004-2005 11.3.2005 Supplementary Demands for

14.3.2005 Grants (Railways)15.3.2005

Demands for Grants (Railways) for 2005-2006 20.4.2005 ** Discussion and voting 3 36

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the Railway Convention Committee regarding rate of dividend payable by the Railway undertaking to GovernmentRevenues, etc.

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(II) GENE(II) GENE(II) GENE(II) GENE(II) GENERAL BUDGETRAL BUDGETRAL BUDGETRAL BUDGETRAL BUDGET

Budget (General) for 2005-2006 28.2.200515.3.2005 * General Discussion16.3.2005 * Discussion and voting on 1 4917.3.2005 Demands for Grants on

Account (General)

Supplementary Demands for Grants 15.3.2005 16.3.2005 *Discussion and voting on 17 28in respect of Budget (General) 17.3.2005 Supplementary Demands forfor 2004-2005 Grants (General)

Discussion and voting on Demands for Grantsof Ministry/Department of—

1. Agriculture 21.4.2005 5 3725.4.2005

2. Rural Development 25.4.2005 3 403. Home Affairs 27.4.2005 4 184. Science and Technology 27.4.2005 0 44

Guillotining of the Demands for Grants ofMinistries/Departments of—1. Agro and Rural Industries 27.4.2005 0 052. Atomic Energy (at 7.07 PM)3. Chemicals & Fertilizers

*Budget (General) for 2005-06 and Demands for Grants on Account (General) for 2005-06 were discussed together on15.3.2005. Supplementary Demands for Grants in respect of Budget (General) for 2004-05 were also discussed alongwith, on16.3.2005 and 17.3.2005.

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4. Civil Aviation5. Coal6. Mines7. Commerce and Industry8. Communications and Information Technology9. Company Affairs10. Consumer Affairs, Food and Public

Distribution11. Culture12. Defence 27.4.2005 0 0513. Development of North Eastern Region (at 7.07 PM)14. Environment and Forests15. External Affairs16. Finance17. Food Processing Industries18. Health and Family Welfare19. Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises20. Human Resource Development21. Information and Broadcasting22. Labour and Employment23. Law and Justice24. Non-Conventional Energy Sources25. Overseas Indian Affairs

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26. Panchayati Raj27. Ocean Development28. Parliamentary Affairs29. Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions30 Petroleum and Natural Gas31. Planning32. Power33. Lok Sabha34. Rajya Sabha35. Secretariat of the Vice President36. Shipping, Road Transport and Highways 27.4.2005 0 0537. Small Scale Industries (at 7.07 PM)38. Social Justice and Empowerment39. Space40. Statistics and Programme Implementation41. Steel42. Textiles43. Tourism44. Tribal Affairs45. Urban Development46. Urban Employment and Poverty Alleviation47. Water Resources

48. Youth Affairs and Sports

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(III) GOA BUDGET(III) GOA BUDGET(III) GOA BUDGET(III) GOA BUDGET(III) GOA BUDGET

Budget (Goa) for 2005-2006 17.3.2005 18.3.2005 *General Discussion*Discussion andvoting on Demandsfor Grants onAccount (Goa)

0 33Supplementary Demands for Grants (Goa) 17.3.2005 18.3.2005 *Discussion and2004-2005 Voting on

SupplementaryDemands for Grants(Goa)

1 2 3 4

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*Taken up together.

(IV) BIHAR BUDGET(IV) BIHAR BUDGET(IV) BIHAR BUDGET(IV) BIHAR BUDGET(IV) BIHAR BUDGET

Budget (Bihar) for 2005-2006 17.3.2005 19.3.2005 *General Discussion*Discussion andvoting on Demandsfor Grants onAccount (Bihar)

1 39Supplementary Demands for Grants (Bihar) 17.3.2005 19.3.2005 *Discussion and2004-2005 Voting on

SupplementaryDemands for Grants(Bihar)

*Taken up together.

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7. LEA7. LEA7. LEA7. LEA7. LEAVE OF VE OF VE OF VE OF VE OF ABSENCEABSENCEABSENCEABSENCEABSENCE

Sl. Name of Member Period for which Date whenNo. Leave granted Leave granted

1. Shri D.V. Sadanand Gowda 01.12.2004 to 23.12.200415.3.2005

2. Dr. Rajesh Kumar Mishra 07.12.2004 to 23.12.2004

3. Shri K.P. Naidu 01.12.2004 to 23.12.2004

4. Shri Rajesh Ranjan 01.12.2004 to 23.12.2004 22.03.2005and

25.02.2005 to 19.03.2005

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8. MOTIONS8. MOTIONS8. MOTIONS8. MOTIONS8. MOTIONS

(I) Motions Under Rules 191 and 342(I) Motions Under Rules 191 and 342(I) Motions Under Rules 191 and 342(I) Motions Under Rules 191 and 342(I) Motions Under Rules 191 and 342

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SUMMARY

No. of notices received : 204

No. of motions admitted : 103

No. of motions discussed : Nil

No. of discussions completed : Nil

No. of discussions remained part-discussed : Nil

Total time taken : Nil

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(II) Motions Under Rule 388 for Suspension of Rules(II) Motions Under Rule 388 for Suspension of Rules(II) Motions Under Rule 388 for Suspension of Rules(II) Motions Under Rule 388 for Suspension of Rules(II) Motions Under Rule 388 for Suspension of Rules

Sl. Brief subject Name of member who Date of Time taken RemarksNo. moved discussion H M

1. Suspension of clause (i) of rule 80 of Rules Shri Kamal Nath 22.3.2005 0 1 Adoptedof Procedure and Conduct of Business inLok Sabha insofar as it requires that anamendment shall be within the scope of theBill and relevant to the subject matter of theclause to which it relates, in its applicationto the Government amendment No. 34 to thePatents (Amendment) Bill, 2005.

2. Suspension of clause (i) of rule 80 of the Shri Suresh Pachauri 11.5.2005 0 03 AdoptedRules of Procedure and Conduct of Businessin Lok Sabha insofar as it requires that anamendment shall be within the scope of the Billand relevant to the subject matter of the clauseto which it relates, in its application to the Govern-ment amendment* Nos. 87, 88 and 89 to theRight to Information Bill, 2004.

*Three separate motions were moved and adopted.

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9. OA9. OA9. OA9. OA9. OATH OR TH OR TH OR TH OR TH OR AFFIRMAAFFIRMAAFFIRMAAFFIRMAAFFIRMATIONTIONTIONTIONTION

Language in Date of oath/ TimeSl. Name of Constituency/ Oath/ which oath/ Affirmation takenNo. Member State Affirmation Affirmation

Made

H. M.1. Shri Shankhlal Akbarpur (SC)/

Majhi Uttar Pradesh28.02.2005 0 05

2. Shri Dharmendra Mainpuri/Yadav Uttar Pradesh Oath Hindi

3. Shri Rajesh Ranjan Madhepura/ 21.03.2005 0 03alias BiharPappu Yadav

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10. OBITUAR10. OBITUAR10. OBITUAR10. OBITUAR10. OBITUARYYYYY REFERENCES REFERENCES REFERENCES REFERENCES REFERENCES

Sl. Name of Member Date of Date of obituary Time takenNo. Death references1 2 3 4 5

H. H. H. H. H. M.M.M.M.M.1. Sh. P.V. Narasimha Rao 23.12.2004

(Member, Sixth to EleventhLok Sabhas)

2. Shri K.S. Ramaswamy 04.12.2004(Member, Second and SixthLok Sabhas)

3. Shri V. Arunachalam 31.12.2004(Member, Sixth Lok Sabha)

4. Shri Krishna Prakash Tiwari 26.01.2005(Member, Seventh Lok Sabha)

5. Shri Haribhau Shankar Mahale 28.01.2005 25.02.2005 0 13(Member, Sixth, Ninth andThirteenth Lok Sabhas)

6. Reference regarding loss of lives 26.12.2004in the Tsunami Tragedy

7. Reference regarding loss of lives 25.01.2005in stampede at Kalubai templein Mandradevi in Sataradistrict of Maharashtra

8. Reference regarding loss of lives 20.01.2005due to avalanches and land slides inJammu and Kashmir

9. Reference regarding loss of lives 22.02.2005in the earthquake which hit Zarand in Iran

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10. Shri Laxman Kakadya Dumada 19.02.2005 16.03.2005 0 03(Member, Fifth Lok Sabha)

11. His Holiness Pope John Paul-II 02.04.2005

12. Shri M. Palaniyandy 08.03.2005(Member, Second Lok Sabha)

13. Shri Om Prakash Jindal 31.03.2005(Member, Eleventh Lok Sabha) 19.04.2005 0 14

14. Shri Surender Singh 31.03.2005(Member, Eleventh and TwelfthLok Sabhas)

15. Shri Sant Ram Singla 07.04.2005(Member, Tenth Lok Sabha)

16. Reference regarding loss of lives 28.03.2005in the earthquake in Indonesia

17. Reference regarding loss of lives 21.04.2005 21.04.2005 0 04in rail accident between 9168 UpVaranasi-Ahmedabad SabarmatiExpress and Up Goods Train atSamlaya in Gujarat.

18. Swami Ranganathananda 25.04.2005 26.04.2005 0 04(President, Rama Krishna Mission)

19. Shri Ebrahim Sulaiman Sait 27.04.2005 29.04.2005 0 04(Member, Fourth to TenthLok Sabhas)

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20. Shri Akbor Ali Khandoker 24.04.2005 02.05.2005 0 03(Member, Twelfth and ThirteenthLok Sabhas)

21. Shri Shyam Lal Yadav 06.05.2005 09.05.2005 0 03(Member, Eighth Lok Sabha)

22. Shri Tulsidas Dasappa 19.04.2005(Member, Fourth to SixthLok Sabhas) 13.05.2005 0 05

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Sl.No. Brief Subject Name of members Date of Ministry/Deptt. Time takenwho got priority Discussion Hrs. Mts.in the ballot toraise the discussion

1. Carcinogenic Chemicals Shri Anil Basu 9.5.2005 Health & Family 0 36in Baby Products Welfare

2. Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Shri Ravi Prakash Verma 11.5.2005 Human Resource 0 49Development

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15. RESIGNA15. RESIGNA15. RESIGNA15. RESIGNA15. RESIGNATION BYTION BYTION BYTION BYTION BY MEMBERS MEMBERS MEMBERS MEMBERS MEMBERS

Name of Member State Constituency Date on Remarkswhich acceptedby Speaker

Resigned on10.03.2005.

Shri S. Bangarappa Karnataka Shimoga 10.03.2005 Announcement wasmade in the House on10.03.2005

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16. RESOLUTIONS16. RESOLUTIONS16. RESOLUTIONS16. RESOLUTIONS16. RESOLUTIONS(i) Government Resolutions(i) Government Resolutions(i) Government Resolutions(i) Government Resolutions(i) Government Resolutions

Sl.No. Brief subject Name of member Date of Time taken Ministry/ Remarkswho moved moving and Department

discussion concerned1 2 3 4 5 6 7

H M1. @That this House approves the Shri Lalu Prasad 20.4.2005 03 36 Railways Adopted

recommendations contained inparas 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51and 53 of the First Report of theRailway Convention Committee(2004) appointed to review therate of dividend payable by theRailway Undertaking to GeneralRevenues etc., which waspresented to the Lok Sabha on21.12.2004.

@ Discussed together with the Demands for Grants in respect of the Budget (Railways) for 2005-2006.

45

(ii) Statutory Resolutions(ii) Statutory Resolutions(ii) Statutory Resolutions(ii) Statutory Resolutions(ii) Statutory Resolutions

Sl.No. Subject Article/Section of Name of Member Date of Time Ministry/ Remarksthe Constitution/ who moved moving and taken DepartmentAct discussion concerned

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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1. That this House approves the Article 356 Shri Shivraj V. 18.3.2005 3 39 Home Affairs AdoptedProclamation issued by the PatilPresident on the 4th March,2005 under article 356 of theConstitution in relation to theState of Goa.

2. That this House approves the Article 356 Shri Shivraj V. 19.3.2005 4 49 Home Affairs AdoptedProclamation issued by the PatilPresident on the 7th March,2005 under article 356 of theConstitution in relation to theState of Bihar.

3.* That this House disapproves of Article 123 Shri Bachi Singh 22.3.2005 4 05 Commerce negativedthe Patents (Amendment) Ordi- Rawat and Industrynance, 2004 (No. 7 of 2004)promulgated by the Presidenton 26 December, 2004.

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4. In pursuance of sub-section (2) Sub-section (2) of Shri S.S. 23.3.2005 0 01 Finance Adoptedof section 3 of the Central section 3 of PalanimanickamExcise Tariff Act, 1985, this Central ExciseHouse hereby approves the Tariff Act, 1985notification No. 14/2005—CentralExcise dated 7th March, 2005[G.S.R.161(E) dated 7th March,2005] which seeks to amend theFirst Schedule and SecondSchedule to the Central ExciseTariff Act.

47*Discussed together with the motion for consideration of the Patents (Amendment) Bill, 2005.

(iii) Private Members' Resolutions(iii) Private Members' Resolutions(iii) Private Members' Resolutions(iii) Private Members' Resolutions(iii) Private Members' Resolutions

Sl. Subject Name of Member Date(s) of Time taken Ministry/ RemarksNo. who moved moving and Departments

discussion H. M.

1. Taking into account the unprecedented Shri P.K. 16.7.2004 3 42 Agriculture Negativedcrisis in agrarian sector, which has resulted Vasudevan Nair (Second (Excludingin debt trap, unemployment and poverty Session) 2 hoursof the farmers and agricultural workers and 10.12.2004 31 minutesmass suicide by them, this House urges (Third taken duringupon the Government to take adequate session) 2nd and 3rdrelief measures for the rehabilitation of the 24.3.2005 Sessions)families of those who have committed 6.5.2005suicide and also to take effective debt reliefmeasures along with measures to refinancethe agrarian sector so that it again getsrevitalised as the most important economicsector in the country.

2. In view of the demand for ensuring Shri C.K. 6.5.2005 0 31 Law and Discussionadequate representation to women in the Chandrappan Justice notState Legislatures and Parliament gaining concludedground, this House resolves that theCentral Government should bring forward asuitable legislation to reserve atleast onethird of the seats for women in all the StateLegislatures and both Houses of Parliament.

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H M1. Statement laid on the Table on 9 March, Shri C.K. 21.3.2005 4 27 External Affairs Discussion

2005 by the Minister of State Chandrappan concludedin the Ministry of External Affairs on de-velopments in Nepal and visits of theMinister of External Affairs to Afghanistanand Pakistan.

2. Natural calamities in the Shri Rupchand 23.3.2005 7 05 Home Affairs Discussioncountry. Murmu 24.3.2005 concluded

3. Electoral Reforms. Shri Devendra 3.5.2005 6 35 Law and DiscussionPrasad Yadav 4.5.2005 Justice concluded

5.5.2005

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11.5.2005 Welfare concluded13.5.2005

5. Statement made by the Hon'ble Prime Shri Rupchand Pal 12.5.2005 2 24 Prime Minister's DiscussionMinister on 20.4.2005 regarding visits Office, concludedof Chinese Premier and the President External Affairsof Pakistan to India.

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Sl.No. Subject Date Remarks

1. Cancellation of sitting 02.3.2005 On recommendation of Business Advisoryfixed for 7 March, 2005 Committee, Lok Sabha agreed to cancel its sittingand fixation of sitting of fixed for Monday, the 7th March, 2005 as thereLok Sabha on 19 March, were no sittings of the House on 5th and 6th March,2005. 2005 (being Saturday and Sunday) and the

8th March, 2005 on account of Maha Shivratri.Lok Sabha also agreed to fix its sitting onSaturday, the 19th March, 2005 for completion ofurgent items of Government business.

2. Cancellation of sitting 15.4.2005 Monday, 18th April, 2005 was declared as closedfixed for 18 April, 2005. holiday on account of Ram Navami for all Central

Govt. Offices. On the request of some oppositionmembers, Hon’ble Speaker cancelled the sitting ofLok Sabha fixed for Monday, the 18th April, 2005.

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SHORT DURATION DISCUSSIONS UNDER RULE 193 ONMATTERS OF URGENT PUBLIC IMPORTANCE

SUMMARYSUMMARYSUMMARYSUMMARYSUMMARY

No. of notices received : 422

No. of discussions admitted : 5

No. of discussions held : 5

No. of discussions completed : 4

No. of discussions remained part-discussed : 1

Total time taken : 21 Hours 35 Minutes

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19. SPEAKER/DY19. SPEAKER/DY19. SPEAKER/DY19. SPEAKER/DY19. SPEAKER/DY. SPEAKER/CHAIRMAN. SPEAKER/CHAIRMAN. SPEAKER/CHAIRMAN. SPEAKER/CHAIRMAN. SPEAKER/CHAIRMANAnnouncements/Observations/ReferenceAnnouncements/Observations/ReferenceAnnouncements/Observations/ReferenceAnnouncements/Observations/ReferenceAnnouncements/Observations/References /s /s /s /s / RulingsRulingsRulingsRulingsRulings

Sl. No. Subject By Whom Date

1 . Ruling on the admissibility of the notice of Adjourn- The Speaker 1.03.2005ment Motion given by Shri L.K. Advani regardingdismissal of the duly elected Government ofShri Manohar Parrikar, Chief Minister of Goa by theGovernor of the State.

2. Reference regarding platinum jubilee of the Dandi The Speaker 11.03.2005March led by the Father of the Nation, MahatmaGandhi.

3. Reference regarding loss of several lives in the The Speaker 21.4.2005tragic train accident on 21.4.2005 between 9168UP Varanasi - Ahmedabad Sabarmati Express andUP Goods train at Samalya Station on GodhraVadodara section in Gujarat.

4. Observation regarding decision arrived at the Hon’ble The Speaker 21.4.2005Speaker's meeting with Leaders of Parties inLok Sabha held on 20 April, 2005 on regulation ofthe 'Zero Hour'.

5. Reference regarding the 50th Anniversary of the The Speaker 25.4.2005Bandung Conference held in 1955.

6. Reference regarding successful launching of Polar The Speaker 5.5.2005Satellite Launch Vehicle PSLV-C6

7. Observation regarding boycott of the House by the The Speaker 5.5.2005opposition parties.

8. Reference regarding the 60th Anniversary of the end The Speaker 9.5.2005of Second World War.

9. Observations regarding business transacted by the The Speaker 15.3.2005House during the weeks ending on March 11, 22.3.200519 & 24, April 21 & 29 and May 6, 2005. 20.4.2005

27.4.20053.5.2005

10.5.2005

10. Observation regarding constitution of Parliamentary The Speaker 12.5.2005Forum on Water.

11. Valedictory Reference on the conclusion of the The Prime 13.5.2005Fourth Session of the Fourteenth Lok Sabha. Minister and

the Speaker

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20. ST20. ST20. ST20. ST20. STAAAAATEMENTSTEMENTSTEMENTSTEMENTSTEMENTS(i) Statements Made/Laid by Ministers Under Rule 372 and Direction 73A(i) Statements Made/Laid by Ministers Under Rule 372 and Direction 73A(i) Statements Made/Laid by Ministers Under Rule 372 and Direction 73A(i) Statements Made/Laid by Ministers Under Rule 372 and Direction 73A(i) Statements Made/Laid by Ministers Under Rule 372 and Direction 73A

During Fourth Session of Fourteenth Lok SabhaDuring Fourth Session of Fourteenth Lok SabhaDuring Fourth Session of Fourteenth Lok SabhaDuring Fourth Session of Fourteenth Lok SabhaDuring Fourth Session of Fourteenth Lok Sabha

Sl.No. Brief Subject Name of Minister Date Time Take1 2 3 4 5

H. M.1. The status of implementation of Shri Sharad Pawar 9.3.2005 00 02

recommendations contained in theSecond Report of the StandingCommittee on Agriculture

*2. Developments in Nepal and the Shri E. Ahamed 9.3.2005 00 01present status of bilateral relationswith Pakistan and Afghanistan

3. Constitution of the National Disaster Shri Shivraj V. Patil 10.3.2005 00 03Management Authority and itsassociated committees pendingenactment of a law on DisasterManagement.

*4. Relief and rehabilitation of Tsunami Shri Shivraj V. Patil 10.3.2005 00 01affected people.

*5. Status of implementation of recomm- Shri S. Jaipal Reddy 10.3.2005 00 01endations contained in the FourthReport of Standing Committee onInformation Technoloy pertaining toMinistry of Information andBroadcasting.

6. Government business for the week Shri Ghulam Nabi Azad 11.3.2005 00 13commencing the 14th March, 2005.

7. Correcting the reply given on Shri Sriprakash 15.3.2005 00 0121.12.2004 to Starred Question JaiswalNo. 294 by Shri Asaduddin Owaisi,M.P. regarding Atrocities onMinorities and reasons for delayin correcting the reply.

*8. Correcting the reply given on Shri S. Jaipal Reddy 17.3.2005 00 012.12.2004 to Starred QuestionNo. 40 by Shri Gurudas Kamat, M.P.regarding losses to Doordarshanin Athens Olympic and reasons fordelay in correcting the reply.

*Laid a copy (Hindi and English Versions) of the statement.

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9. Launching of an Unemployment Shri K. Chandrashekhar 17.3.2005 00 06Benefit Scheme. Rao

*10. Status of implementation of reco- Dr. Dasari Narayan Rao 18.3.2005 00 01mmendations contained in the FirstReport of Standing Committee onCoal and Steel pertaining to Ministryof Coal.

11. Government business for the week Shri B.K. Handique 19.3.2005 00 05commencing the 21st March, 2005.

12. Status of implementation of reco- Shri Sharad Pawar 21.3.2005 00 02mmendations contained in the FirstReport of Standing Committee onFood, Consumer Affairs and PublicDistribution.

*13. Private Universities Shri Arjun Singh 21.3.2005 00 01

14. Status of implementation of Shri P.M. Sayeed 22.3.2005 00 01recommendation contained in theFirst Report of Standing Committeeon energy on the Demands forGrants (2004-05).

*15. Correcting the reply given on Shri S. Reghupathy 22.3.2005 00 021.3.2005 to Starred QuestionNo. 1 by Shri Avtar Singh Bhadanaand Shri Brajesh Pathak, M.Psregarding Tsunami Disaster andreasons for delay in correcting thereply.

*16. Status of implementation of reco- Shri Oscar Fernandes 24.3.2005 00 01mmendations contained in theFourth Report of StandingCommittee on Finance in connectionwith the examination of Demandsfor Grants of the Ministry ofStatistics and ProgrammeImplementation for the year 2004-05.

**17. Visits of the Chinese Premier and Dr. Manmohan Singh 20.4.2005 00 21President of Pakistan to India.

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*Laid a copy (Hindi and English Versions) of the statement.** Also laid on the Table a copy each (Hindi and English versions) of the (i) Joint Statement

of Republic of India and the People's Republic of China; (ii) Agreement between theGovernment of the Republic of India and the Government of the People's Republic ofChina on the Political Parameters and Guiding Principles for the Settlement of the India-China Boundary Question and (iii) Joint Statement, India-Pakistan.

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18. Affidavit filed on behalf of the Shri Pranab Mukherjee 20.4.2005 00 01 Union of India in the Writ Petition(C) 270 of 2004 filed by Shri K.G.Dhananjay Chauhan versus Unionof India and others in the SupremeCourt on the subject of CAG reportNo. 7A of 2001 relating toprocurement done for OperationVijay (Kargil).

*19. Status of implementation of Shri Dayanidhi Maran 20.4.2005 00 01recommendations contained in the1st, 2nd and 3rd Reports of theStanding Committee on InformationTechnology pertaining toDepartment of IT, Department ofPosts and Department ofTelecommunications, respectively,in the Ministry of Communicationsand InformationTechnology.

20. Rail accident of Train No.9168 Up Shri R. Velu 21.4.2005 00 02Varanasi - Ahmedabad SabarmatiExpress with Goods train atSamlaya Station on Godhra -Vadodara section of WesternRailway's Vadodara Division on21 April, 2005.

21. Government business for the week Shri Ghulam Nabi Azad 21.4.2005 00 11commencing the 25th April, 2005.

22. Collision between 9168 Up Sabar- Shri Lalu Prasad 25.4.2005 00 06mati express and Goods Train atSamlaya Station on VadodaraDivision of Western Railway on21 April, 2005.

*23. Status of implementation of Shri Ghulam Nabi Azad 26.4.2005 00 01recommendations of the StandingCommittee on Urban Developmentcontained in its 2nd Report (14thLok Sabha) on Demands forGrants 2004-05 of the Ministry ofUrban Development.

*24. Status of implementation of Shri E.V.K.S. Elangovan 26.4.2005 00 01recommendations contained in theSixty-sixth Report of the Standing

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Committee on Ministry ofCommerce & Industry,Department of Industrial Policy &Promotion.

25. Status of implementation of the Shri Shankersinh 29.4.2005 00 01recommendations contained in the VaghelaSecond report of StandingCommittee on Labour on Demandsfor Grants (2004-05) of theMinistry of Textiles.

*26. Status of implementation of the Dr. Raghuvansh 29.4.2005 00 01recommendations contained in the Prasad SinghThird Report of Committee on RuralDevelopment, pertaining to theDepartment of Rural Development,Ministry of Rural Development.

27. Government Business for the week Shri B.K. Handique 29.4.2005 00 03commencing the 2th May, 2005.

28. Status of implementation of the Shri Sharad Pawar 2.5.2005 00 01recommendations contained in thereport of Standing Committee onAgriculture on Demands for Grants(2004-05).

29. Status of implementation of the re- Shri E.V.K.S. 2.5.2005 00 01commendations contained in the Elangovan65th Report of the StandingCommittee on Commerce onDemands for Grants (2004-05) inrespect of Department ofCommerce.

30. Article appeared in the 'Outlook' Shri Pranab Mukherjee 4.5.2005 00 08. magazine of 9th May, 2005

regarding the visit of Justice S.N.Phukan Commission to Pune andother places.

31. Status of implementation of recom- Shri Kapil Sibal 4.5.2005 00 01mendations made by the StandingCommittee on Science &Technology, Environment &Forests in its 127th Report onDemands for Grants (2004-05) ofthe Department of Biotechnology.

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32. Status of implementaion of the re- Shri Prithviraj Chavan 4.5.2005 00 01commendations contained in the130th Report of StandingCommittee on Science &Technology, Environment &Forests on Demands for Grants(2004-05) of the Department ofAtomic Energy.

33. Status of implementation of recom- Shri Pranab Mukherjee 5.5.2005 00 02mendations contained in the Firstreport of Standing Committee onDefence.

*34. Status of implementation of recom- Shri P.R. Kyndiah 6.5.2005 00 01mendations contained in thesecond report of StandingCommittee on Social Justice &Empowerment on Demands forGrants 2004-05 pertaining toMinistry of Tribal Affairs.

35. Status of implementation of recom- Dr. Raghuvansh 6.5.2005 00 01mendations contained in the Prasad Singh(i) First Report on Demands forGrants (2004-05) — Departmentof Drinking Water Supply; and(ii) Second Report on Demands forGrants (2004-05)—Department ofLand Resources of the StandingCommittee on Rural Development.

*36. Status of implementation of recom- Shri Prem Chand Gupta 6.5.2005 00 01mendations contained in theEleventh, Twelfth and ThirteenthReports of the Standing Committeeon Finance.

37. Government business for the week Shri B.K. Handique 6.5.2005 00 02commencing the 9th May, 2005.

38. Meningococcal disease. Smt. Panabaka Laxmi 6.5.2005 00 06

*39. Status of implementation of the Shri Sunil Dutt 10.5.2005 00 01recommendations contained in the152nd and 157th Reports of theStanding Committee on HumanResource Development pertainingto Ministry of Youth Affairs &Sports.

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*40. Status of implementation of the Km. Selja 10.5.2005 00 01recommendations of the StandingCommittee on Urban Developmentas contained in the First and FourthReports on Demands for Grants(2004-05) of the Ministry of UrbanEmployment and PovertyAlleviation.

*41. Status of implementation of the Shri Kapil Sibal 11.5.2005 00 01recommendations contained in the126th Report of the StandingCommittee on Science andTechnology, Environment & Forestson Demands for Grants (2004-2005) pertaining to Department ofScientific & Industrial Research.

*42. Status of implementation of the Shri Kapil Sibal 11.5.2005 00 01recommendations contained in the128th Report of the StandingCommittee on Science &Technology, Environment &Forests on Demands for Grants(2004-2005) pertaining toDepartment of OceanDevelopment.

*43. Status of implementation of the Shri Kapil Sibal 11.5.2005 00 01recommendations contained in the133rd Report of the StandingCommittee on Science andTechnology, Environment & Forestson Demands for Grants (2004-2005) pertaining to Department ofScience & Technology.

*44. Status of implementation of the Shri E. Ahamed 11.5.2005 00 01recommendations contained in theFirst Report of the StandingCommittee on External Affairs onDemands for Grants (2004-2005).

*45. Status of implementation of the Shri R. Velu 12.5.2005 00 01recommendations contained in theFirst, Third and Fourth Reports ofthe Standing Committee onRailways.

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*46. Status of implementation of the Shri Ram Vilas 12.5.2005 00 01recommendations contained in the PaswanFirst Report of the StandingCommittee on Chemicals &Fertilizers on Demands for Grants(2004-2005) pertaining to theDepartment of Chemicals andPetrochemicals.

*47. Status of implementation of the Shri Ram Vilas 12.5.2005 00 01recommendations contained in the PaswanSecond Report of the StandingCommittee on Chemicals &Fertilizers on Demands for Grants(2004-2005) pertaining to theDepartment of Fertilizers.

*48. Status of implementation of the Shri Ram Vilas 12.5.2005 00 01recommendations contained in the PaswanThird Report of the StandingCommittee on Coal and Steel onDemands for Grants (2004-2005)pertaining to the Ministry of Steel.

*49. Sta tus o f imp lementa t ion o f Shri Mani Shankar 12.5.2005 00 01recommendations contained in the Aiyar4th Report of the StandingCommittee on Rural Developmenton Demands for Grants (2004-2005) pertaining to the Ministry ofPanchayati Raj.

*50. Status of implementation of the Smt. Meira Kumar 12.5.2005 00 01recommendations contained in theFirst Report of the StandingCommittee on Social Justice &Empowerment on Demands forGrants (2004-2005) pertaining tothe Ministry of Social Justice &Empowerment.

*51. Status of implementation of Shri Sontosh Mohan 12.5.2005 00 01recommendations contained in the Dev151st, 156th and 158th Report ofthe Standing Committee on Industrypertaining to the Ministry of HeavyIndustries and Public Enterprises.

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*52. Status of implementation of the Smt. Renuka 12.5.2005 00 01recommendations contained in the Chowdhury79th Report of the StandingCommittee on Transport, Tourismand Culture on Demands forGrants (2004-2005) pertaining tothe Ministry of Tourism.

*53. Status of implementation of the Shri Praful Patel 12.5.2005 00 01recommendations contained in the78th and 88th Report of theStanding Committee on Transport,Tourism and Culture on Demandsfor Grants (2004-2005) and (2005-2006) pertaining to the Ministry ofCivil Aviation.

*54. Status of implementation of the Shri P.R. Kyndiah 13.5.2005 00 01recommendations contained in the110th Report of the StandingCommittee on Home Affairs onDemands for Grants (2004-2005)pertaining to the Ministry ofDevelopment of North EasternRegion.

*55. Status of implementation of the Dr. Anbumani 13.5.2005 00 01recommendations contained in the RamadossReport of the Standing Committeeon Health and Family Welfare onDemands for Grants (2004-2005)pertaining to the Ministry of Healthand Family Welfare.

*56. Status of implementation of the Shri B.K. Handique 13.5.2005 00 01recommendations containedin the First Report of theStanding Committee onPersonnel, Public Grievances,Law and Justice on Demand forGrants (2004-2005) of theMinistry of Personnel, PublicGrievances and Pensions.

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*57. Status of implementation of the Shri Prithviraj Chavan 13.5.2005 00 01recommendations contained in the129th Report of the StandingCommittee on Science andTechnology, Environment andForests on Demands for Grants(2004-2005) of the Department ofSpace.

58. Disinvestment of Centaur Hotel Shri P. Chidambaram 13.5.2005 00 01Juhu Beach Mumbai and CentaurHotel Airport Mumbai.

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(ii) Matters Under Rule 377(ii) Matters Under Rule 377(ii) Matters Under Rule 377(ii) Matters Under Rule 377(ii) Matters Under Rule 377

Position regarding receipt of replies from Ministries concernedPosition regarding receipt of replies from Ministries concernedPosition regarding receipt of replies from Ministries concernedPosition regarding receipt of replies from Ministries concernedPosition regarding receipt of replies from Ministries concernedduring Fourteenth Lok Sabha (as on 27.06.2005)during Fourteenth Lok Sabha (as on 27.06.2005)during Fourteenth Lok Sabha (as on 27.06.2005)during Fourteenth Lok Sabha (as on 27.06.2005)during Fourteenth Lok Sabha (as on 27.06.2005)

Total No. of No. of replies sent Percentage ofmatters raised to members by replies sent to

Ministers and members by thecopies endorsed Ministersto Lok SabhaSecretariat

First Session 35 30 85.71(2.6.2004 to 10.6.2004)

Second Session 220 157 71.36(5.7.2004 to 26.8.2004)

Third Session 188 142 75.53(1.12.2004 to 23.12.2004)

Fourth Session 365 160 43.84(25.2.2005 to 13.5.2005)

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(iii) Statement showing the time taken owing to interruptions in(iii) Statement showing the time taken owing to interruptions in(iii) Statement showing the time taken owing to interruptions in(iii) Statement showing the time taken owing to interruptions in(iii) Statement showing the time taken owing to interruptions inthe House during Fourth Session of Fourteenth Lok Sabhathe House during Fourth Session of Fourteenth Lok Sabhathe House during Fourth Session of Fourteenth Lok Sabhathe House during Fourth Session of Fourteenth Lok Sabhathe House during Fourth Session of Fourteenth Lok Sabha

Date Time spent on Time lost due to RemarksInterruptions Adjournment of

the Housefollowing

interruptions

1 2 3 4

H M H M1.3.2005 0 02 5 42 Interruptions Started at 1113 hrs. and

continued upto 1115 hrs. At 1115 hrs.Lok Sabha adjourned till 1130 hrs. At1130 hrs. when the House re-assembled H.S gave his ruling on theadmissibility of Adjournment Motionand Lok Sabha adjourned at 1133 hrs.for the day.

2.3.2005 1 11 4 12 Interruptions started at 1113 hrs. andcontinued upto 1140 hrs. At 1140 hrs.Lok Sabha adjourned to meet at12 Noon. When Lok Sabha reassembledat 12 Noon, interruptions again started.Amidst interruptions business of theHouse was transacted upto 1224 hrs.Interruptions continued between1224 hrs. and 1248 hrs. At 1248 hrs.Lok Sabha adjourned to meet at1400 hrs.

When the House reassembled at1400 hrs., interruptions again startedand continued upto 1404 hrs. At 1404hrs. Lok Sabha adjourned to meet at1430 hrs. When the House reassembledat 1430 hrs. Interruptions again startedand continued upto 1446 hrs. At1446 hrs. Lok Sabha adjourned forthe day.

3.3.2005 0 04 5 55 Interruptions started at 1101 hrs. andcontinued upto 1103 hrs. At 1103 hrs.Lok Sabha adjourned to meet at

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1130 hrs. When Lok Sabha reassembledat 1130 hrs. interruptions again startedand continued upto 1132 hrs. At1132 hrs. Lok Sabha adjourned forthe day.

4.3.2005 0 07 5 53 Interruptions started at 1100 hrs. andcontinued upto 1107 hrs. At 1107 hrs.Lok Sabha adjourned for the day.

10.3.2005 0 07 0 09 Interruptions started at 1214 hrs. andcontinued upto 1221 hrs. At 1221 hrs.Lok Sabha adjourned to meet at1230 hrs.


14.3.2005 — — 0 15 Due to interruptions in the House, LokSabha adjourned at 1245 hrs. to meetat 1400 hrs.


19.4.2005 0 18 5 25 Interruptions started at 1107 hrs. andcontinued upto 1114 hrs. At 1114 hrs.Lok Sabha adjourned to meet at1130 hrs. Interruptions again startedat 1140 hrs. and continued upto1151 hrs. At 1151 hrs. Lok Sabhaadjourned for the day.

21.4.2005 0 06 2 03 Interruptions started at 1551 hrs. andcontinued upto 1557 hrs. At 1557 hrs.Lok Sabha adjourned for the day.

25.4.2005 0 13 0 29 Interruptions continued between1211 hrs. to 1224 hrs. Due to continuedinterruptions, Lok Sabha adjourned at1224 hrs. till 1245 hrs. Due to inter-ruptions, Lok Sabha adjourned at1252 hrs. till 1400 hrs.

26.4.2005 0 33 4 20 Interruptions started at 1102 hrs. andcontinued upto 1115 hrs. At 1115 hrs.Lok Sabha adjourned to meet at1130 hrs. Interruptions continued

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between 1220 hrs. to 1228 hrs. Due tointerruptions, Lok Sabha adjourned at1228 hrs. to meet at 1400 hrs.Interruptions again started at1404 hrs. and continued upto1410 hrs. At 1410 hrs. Lok Sabhaadjourned till 1530 hrs. Interruptionsagain started at 1531 hrs. and conti-nued at 1535 hrs. Lok Sabhaadjourned at 1535 hrs. to meet at1615 hrs. Interruptions again startedat 1625 hrs. and continued upto1627 hrs. At 1627 hrs. Lok Sabhaadjourned for the day.

TTTTTotototototalalalalal 2 48 34 51

Time calculated on the basis of normal time of the House i.e. from 11 A.M. to 1 P.M. and2 P.M. to 6 P.M.

1 2 3 4

H M H M

(iv) Statement indicating matters raised after Question Hour and(iv) Statement indicating matters raised after Question Hour and(iv) Statement indicating matters raised after Question Hour and(iv) Statement indicating matters raised after Question Hour and(iv) Statement indicating matters raised after Question Hour andbefore taking up of the listed business and the time taken thereonbefore taking up of the listed business and the time taken thereonbefore taking up of the listed business and the time taken thereonbefore taking up of the listed business and the time taken thereonbefore taking up of the listed business and the time taken thereon

during Fourth Session of Fourteenth Lok Sabhaduring Fourth Session of Fourteenth Lok Sabhaduring Fourth Session of Fourteenth Lok Sabhaduring Fourth Session of Fourteenth Lok Sabhaduring Fourth Session of Fourteenth Lok Sabha

Date Number of Number of Time Takenmatters raised members who spoke H. M.

25.2.2005 -- -- --26.2.2005 -- -- --28.2.2005 -- -- --1.3.2005 -- -- --2.3.2005 2 2 0 083.3.2005 -- -- --4.3.2005 -- -- --9.3.2005 -- -- --10.3.2005 -- -- --11.3.2005 1 11 0 2914.3.2005 18 19 0 4315.3.2005 17 19 0 4616.3.2005 30 30 0 5917.3.2005 19 28 0 5718.3.2005 -- -- --19.3.2005 10 10 0 1221.3.2005 22 24 0 4422.3.2005 30 36 1 0323.3.2005 30 36 1 0024.3.2005 13 17 0 2519.4.2005 -- -- --20.4.2005 01 07 0 2321.4.2005 11 20 0 4025.4.2005 07 07 0 1326.4.2005 -- -- --

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27.4.2005 15 18 0 3928.4.2005 11 15 0 2529.4.2005 12 14 0 372.5.2005 09 09 0 213.5.2005 13 16 0 384.5.2005 11 12 0 215.5.2005 07 13 0 296.5.2005 17 19 0 429.5.2005 03 04 0 2110.5.2005 09 16 0 2111.5.2005 10 14 0 2212.5.2005 19 27 0 4013.5.2005 01 01 0 03

Total 348 444 14 41

Date Number of Number of Time Takenmatters raised members who spoke H M

21. ST21. ST21. ST21. ST21. STAAAAATEMENTTEMENTTEMENTTEMENTTEMENT SHOWING SHOWING SHOWING SHOWING SHOWING TIME TIME TIME TIME TIME TTTTTAKENAKENAKENAKENAKEN ON V ON V ON V ON V ON VARIOUS KINDS OF BUSINESSARIOUS KINDS OF BUSINESSARIOUS KINDS OF BUSINESSARIOUS KINDS OF BUSINESSARIOUS KINDS OF BUSINESSTRANSACTEDTRANSACTEDTRANSACTEDTRANSACTEDTRANSACTED DURING THE FOURTH SESSION OF FOURTEENTH LOK SABHA DURING THE FOURTH SESSION OF FOURTEENTH LOK SABHA DURING THE FOURTH SESSION OF FOURTEENTH LOK SABHA DURING THE FOURTH SESSION OF FOURTEENTH LOK SABHA DURING THE FOURTH SESSION OF FOURTEENTH LOK SABHABusiness Time taken Percentage of

the total timetaken

1 2 3

H MADJOURNMENT MOTION 0 32 0.25

President’s Address 11 22 5.35BILLS

(a) Government Bills @34 39 16.32(b) Private Members’ Bills 9 43 4.58

BUDGET—(a) Railway Budget *20 03 9.44(b) General Budget 33 41 15.86(c) Budget in respect of States

under President’s rule 2 12 1.04CALLING ATTENTION NOTICES 6 06 2.87

DISCUSSIONS—Short Duration Discussions (Rule 193) 21 35 10.16MATTERS OF URGENT PUBLIC IMPORTANCERAISED AFTER THE QUESTION HOUR 14 41 6.91MATTERS UNDER RULE 377 3 05 1.45MOTIONS—

Motions under Rule 388 0 04 0.03QUESTIONS 26 5812.70

Half an Hour Discussion 1 25 0.67RESOLUTIONS—

(a) Government Resolutions *(b) Statutory Resolutions 8 29 3.99(c) Private Members’ Resolutions 4 13 1.99

STATEMENTS (RULE 372 AND DIRECTION 73A) 2 16 1.07OTHER MATTERS such as Oath or Affirmation, 11 18 5.32Paper Laid on the Table, Obituary References,Questions of Privileges, Points of Order, PersonalExplanations etc.

TOTAL 212 22 100

@Joint discussion took place on certain Statutory Resolution [Vide Statement No. 16(ii) S.No. 3]and motion for consideration of connected Government Bill [Vide Statement No. 3(i) S.No. 8].Time taken on joint discussion has been shown under Government Bills.*Discussed together alongwith the Government Resolution approving certain recommendationsof Railway Convention Committee contained in their First Report.

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