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TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY(Fifteenth Assembly)
THIRD SESSION
(14th June, 2017 to 19th July, 2017)
RESUME OF BUSINESS
Legislative Assembly Secretariat,
Chennai–600009.
TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY(Fifteenth Assembly)
THIRD SESSION
(14th June, 2017 to 19th July, 2017)
RESUME OF BUSINESS
PREFACE
This publication contains a brief Resume of the Business transacted by the Fifteenth Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly during its Third Session held from 14th June, 2017 to 19th July, 2017.
Chennai-600 009. K. BOOPATHY,Dated:16.10.2017. Secretary.
CONTENTS
Sl. No. Subject Page No.I. Summons 1
II. Duration of the Meeting 1III. Sittings of the Assembly 1IV. Prorogation 1V. Obituary References 2
VI. Questions 3VII. Panel of Chairmen 3
VIII. Calling Attention Statements 3IX. Statements made by the Ministers under
Rule 110 of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules
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X. Legislative Business 20XI. Financial Business 23
XII. Government Motions 24XIII. Naming and Withdrawal of Members 27XIV. Privilege Matters 27XV. Motion for Leave of Absence of Member 28
XVI. Announcements 28XVII. Presentation of Reports by the Committees 29
XVIII. Papers Laid on the Table of the House 33Annexure 34
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TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY–THIRD SESSION
RESUME OF WORK TRANSACTED BY THE TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
FROM 14TH JUNE, 2017 TO 19TH JULY, 2017.
I. SUMMONS
Summons for the Third Session of the Fifteenth Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly were issued to the Members of the Legislative Assembly vide S.O.Ms.No. 78, Legislative Assembly Secretariat, dated the 5th June, 2017 to meet at 10.00 A.M on the 14th June, 2017.
II. DURATION OF THE MEETING
The Meeting of the Third Session of the Fifteenth Legislative Assembly commenced on the 14th June, 2017 and was adjourned sine-die on the 19th July, 2017.
III. SITTINGS OF THE ASSEMBLY
The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly sat for 24 days during the period from 14th June, 2017 to 19th July, 2017 on the following days:-
14th June, 2017, 15th June, 2017, 16th June, 2017, 19th June, 2017, 20th June, 2017, 21st June, 2017, 22nd June, 2017, 23rd June, 2017, 24th June, 2017, 28th June, 2017, 29th June, 2017, 3rd July, 2017, 4th July, 2017, 5th July, 2017, 6th July, 2017, 7th July, 2017, 8th July, 2017, 10th July, 2017, 11th July, 2017, 12th July, 2017, 13th July, 2017, 14th July, 2017, 18th July, 2017 and 19th July, 2017.
In terms of hours it sat for 144 hours and 55 minutes.
IV. PROROGATION
The Third Session of the Fifteenth Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly was prorogued with effect from the 28th July, 2017 (vide S.O.Ms.No.108, Legislative Assembly Secretariat, dated the 28th July, 2017).
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V. OBITUARY REFERENCES
(i) Six Obituary references were made in the Assembly on the demise of the following former Members of the Assembly on the dates noted against them:
Serial number and Name Constituency
Period in which served as Member
Date of demise
Date on which reference was
made in the House
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Thiruvalargal
1. S. Arumugam Vanur (SC) 1991-1996 29.3.2017 14.6.2017
2. A. Thangaraju Kattumannarkoil (SC) 1989-1991 21.4.2017 14.6.2017
3. T. Arumugam Ariyalur 1977-1980 1980-1984 1989-1991
29.4.2017 14.6.2017
4. N. Periyasamy Thoothukudi 1989-1991 1996-2001
26.5.2017 14.6.2017
5.C. Subramani (alias) C.S. Mani
Tiruvallur 1996-2001 10.6.2017 14.6.2017
6. A. Natarajan Perur 1977-1980 1985-1988 1989-1991 1996-2001
13.6.2017 14.6.2017
(ii) Obituary reference was also made in the Assembly on the demise of the following eminent personality:
Sl. No. and Name Date of demiseDate on which
reference was made in the Assembly
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Thiru. Era. Sezhiyan, Former Veteran Member of Parliament.
6.6.2017 14.6.2017
All the Members stood in silence for two minutes as a mark of respect to the deceased.
VI. QUESTIONS
During the Session, 6961 Notices of questions were received and 3503 were admitted, out of which 1167 were treated as Starred questions and 2321 were treated as Unstarred questions. 212 Starred questions were answered on the fl oor of the House. Answers to 200 Unstarred questions were placed on the Table of the House. Though 19 Short Notice Questions were received and 15 were admitted, none of them were answered on the fl oor of the House.
VII. PANEL OF CHAIRMEN
On the 14th June, 2017, Hon. the Speaker announced in the House the following Panel of Chairmen for the Third Session of the Fifteenth Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly:-
Thiruvalargal
1. S. Ravi2. P.M. Narasimhan3. V.V. Rajan Chellappa4. S. Gunasekaran5. Thangatamilselvan6. P. Vetriivel
VIII. CALLING ATTENTION STATEMENTS
Twenty four Calling Attention Statements were made on the fl oor of the House by the Hon. Ministers on the following matters of urgent public importance:
Serial Number and date on which the
statement was made
Name of the Members who gave notice calling
the attention of the Minister
Minister who made the Statement
Subject
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1. 15.6.2017 Thiru. R. Sakkarapani Hon. Minister for Rural Industries
Necessity to set-up Moringa Powder factory in Oddanchatram Constituency.
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2. 19.6.2017 Thiru. K. Karthikeiyan Hon. Minister for Industries
Need to disburse the dues to farmers towards supply of sugarcane to Kallakurichi-I Co-operative Sugar Mill in Moongilthuraipattu, R i s h i v a n d i y a m Constituency.
3. 20.6.2017 Thiru. R. Sakkarapani Hon. Minister for Social Welfare and Nutritious Meal Programme
Need to provide retro-fi tted petrol scooters to eligible differently abled persons.
4. 23.6.2017 Tmt. V. Kasthuri Vasu,Thiru. M. Thiravidamani
Hon. Minister for Labour
Necessity to increase the wages for the tea plantation employees.
5. 24.6.2017 Thiru. P.M. Narasimhan Hon. Minister for Revenue
Need to issue House Site Patta for those living in Unobjectionable Poramboke Lands in Tiruttani Municipality area.
6. 28.6.2017 Tmt. S. Vijayadharani,Thiru. J.G. Prince,Thiru. S. Rajesh Kumar,Thiru. I. Periyasamy,Thiru. S. Sudharsanam
Hon. Minister for Commercial Taxes
Situation arising due to enhancement of Registration Fees.
7. 29.6.2017 Thiru. Durai. Chandrasekaran
Hon. Minister for Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments
Necessity to setup a Boys Hostel in Tamil Nadu Government Music College, Thiruvaiyaru.
8. 3.7.2017 Thiru. Durai Murugan Hon. Minister for Industries
Need to disburse the Salary arrears to the Employees of Tamil Nadu Industrial Explosives Limited, Katpadi.
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9. 5.7.2017 Thiru. M.K. Stalin,Leader of Opposition,
Thiru. R. Sakkarapani, Dr. K. Ponmudy,Thiru. I. Periyasamy,Thiru. K.N. Nehru, Thiru. B. Ranganathan, Thiru. K. Pitchandi,Thiru. T.M. Anbarasan,Thiru. T. Senguttuvan,Thiru. J.G. Prince,Thiru. S. Rajesh Kumar
Hon. Minister for Food and Civil Supplies
Need to distribute essential commodities in-full through Fair Price Shops.
10. 6.7.2017 Thiru. Thangam Thenarasu
Hon. Minister for Environment
Situation arising due to discharge of Bio-Medical Waste by the Ramki Energy and Environment Limited, Undurumikidakulam, Tiruchuli Constituency.
11. 7.7.2017 Thiru. M.K. Stalin,Leader of Opposition,Thiru. R. Sakkarapani,Thiru. K. Pitchandi,Thiru. I. Periyasamy,Dr. K. Ponmudy,Thiru. K.N. Nehru,Thiru. KR. Periakaruppan,
Thiru. K.K.S.S.R.Ramachandran,
Thiru. J. Anbazhagan,Thiru. U. Mathivanan,Thiru. K.S. Masthan,Thiru. Saba. Rajendran,Thiru. N. Karthik, Thiru. T.R.B. Rajaa,Thiru. A. Nallathambi,Thiru. Ma. Subramanian,Thiru. P. Siva Kumar @
Thayagam Kavi,Thiru. S. Aravind
Ramesh,Thiru. P.K. Sekar Babu,
Hon. Minister for Municipal Administration, Rural Development and Implementation of Special Programme
Need to supply suffi cient drinking water in defi cit areas of Tamil Nadu.
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Thiru. B. Ranganathan,Thiru. M.K. Mohan,Thiru. Vagai Chanderasekar,
Thiru. R. Rajendran,Thiru. T. Senguttuvan,Thiru. KR. Ramasamy,Tmt. S. Vijayadharani.
12. 10.7.2017 Thiru. T. Senguttuvan Hon. Minister for Agriculture
Necessity to set-up a Horticulture University in Krishnagiri District.
13. 11.7.2017 Thiru. A. Prabhu Hon. Minister for Electricity, Prohibition and Excise
Need to set-up a Substation in Kallakurichi.
14. 11.7.2017 Thiru. E.V. Velu Hon. Minister for Revenue
Need to issue Patta for the people living in some Wards at the foothills of Tiruvannamalai.
15. 12.7.2017 Thiru. S. Stalinkumar Hon. Minister for Environment
Environment affected by the explosive factory in Murungapatty, Thuraiyur Constituency.
16. 12.7.2017 Thiru. V.V. Rajan Chellappa
Hon. Minister for Rural Industries
Need to improve basic amenities in SIDCO Industrial Estate, K. Pudur, Madurai.
17. 13.7.2017 Thiru. P. Palaniappan,Thiru. R. Murugan
Hon. Minister for Environment
Environment affected due to waste from P.K.P. Poultry farm in Pannikulam Village, Dharmapuri District.
18. 13.7.2017 Thiru. S. Regupathy Hon. Minister for Handlooms and Textiles
Necessity to resume operations of the Powerloom Unit in P o n n a m a r a v a t h i , T h i r u m a y a m Constituency.
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19. 14.7.2017 Thiru. S. Mariappan Kennady
Hon. Minister for School E d u c a t i o n , Sports and Youth Welfare
Need to set-up a Museum for the antiquities unearthed during the excavation in Keezhadi.
20. 14.7.2017 Thiru. M.K. Stalin, Leader of Opposition,Thiru. Durai Murugan,Thiru. R. Sakkarapani,Thiru. K. Pitchandi,Dr. K. Ponmudy,Thiru. E.V. Velu,Thiru. K.N. Nehru,Thiru. T.M. Anbarasan,Thiru. U. Mathivanan,Thiru. Y. Prakaash,Thiru. G. Anbalagan,Thiru. M.P. Giri,Thiru. I.P. Senthil
Kumar,Thiru. Durai.
Chandrasekaran,Thiru. R. Gandhi,Thiru. T.R.B. Rajaa,Thiru. K.S. Moorthiy,Tmt. S. Vijayadharani
Hon. Minister for Co-operation
Need to waive the Agricultural Loans of all farmers in Tamil Nadu.
21. 18.7.2017 Thiru. H. Vasantha Kumar,
Tmt. S. Vijayadharani,Thiru. J.G. Prince,Thiru. S. Pandi,Thiru. S. Rajesh
Kumar,Thiru. R. Ganesh
Hon. Minister for Electricity, Prohibition and Excise
Need to remove the bar attached to Diana recreation club, Karungal Town Panchayat, Kanniyakumari District.
22. 18.7.2017 Thiru. R. Jayaramakrishnan
Hon. Minister for Agriculture
Necessity to set-up a cold storage godown to store the agricultural produces in Madathukulam Constituency.
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23. 19.7.2017 Thiru. V.G. Raajendran Hon. Minister for Electricity, Prohibition and Excise
Need to expedite the works for setting up 230 K.V. Substation at Kanagavalipuram, Thiruvallur Constituency.
24. 19.7.2017 Thiru. R. Sakkarapani Hon. Minister for Higher Education
Necessity to start a Government Arts College in O d d a n c h a t r a m Constituency.
IX. STATEMENTS MADE BY THE MINISTERS UNDER RULE 110 OF THE TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY RULES
During the period, 28 statements were made on the fl oor of the House by Hon. Chief Minister under Rule 110 of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules. The details are as follows:-
Sl.No. andDate(1)
Subject
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1. 19.6.2017 Regarding setting up of Hi-tech labs in Government High Schools and Higher Secondary Schools to impart Computer skills; 3,090 High Schools would get 10 Computers each and 2,939 Higher Secondary Schools would get 20 Computers each, together at a cost of Rs.437.78 crore; Smart class room would be set up in 3000 Primary and Middle Schools in the fi rst phase at a cost of Rs.60 crore; a new building would be constructed for Directorate of School Education in 1 lakh sq. feet at a cost of Rs.33 crore which would be named as “Puratchi Thalaivar MGR Centenary Building” to mark the centenary celebration; allocation of Rs.39.01 crore to develop various infrastructure facilities in High Schools and Higher Secondary Schools of Tamil Nadu.
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2. 19.6.2017 Regarding enhancing basic infrastructure facilities for 43 Government Arts and Science Colleges at a total cost of Rs.210 crore and the buildings to be constructed in these 43 colleges would be named as “Puratchi Thalaivar MGR Centenary Buildings”; opening of 7 new Government Arts and Science Colleges and 3 University constituent Arts and Science Colleges during the academic year 2017-2018; introduction of 268 new courses (60 for Under Graduates, 75 for Post Graduates and 133 for Research Students) in Government Arts and Science College during the academic year 2017-2018 for which 660 Assistant Professor posts would be created.
3. 19.6.2017 Regarding construction of a new sports complex with various infrastructure facilities in Kanchipuram; construction of world class swimming pool complex at Manonmaniam Sundaranar University Campus in Tirunelveli with all basic amenities; a fi rst grade Sports Centre for water sports Canoeing and Kayaking would be set up near the Tamil Nadu Physical Education and Sports University Complex at Melakottaiyur in Kancheepuram District.
4. 19.6.2017 Regarding distribution of Finger Print Reader and Printing Machine to all Fair Price Shops in Tamil Nadu; all Primary Agriculture Co-operative Credit Societies would be computerized with assistance from NABARD Bank; construction of new buildings for 114 Co-operative Societies; construction of Commercial Complex for Viraganur Primary Agricultural Co-operative Credit Society in Madurai; opening of 15 new branches of District Central Co-operative Bank in Trichy and Dharmapuri districts and modernization of 27 Co-operative Institutions; increasing credit limit for petty trade from Rs.10,000/- to Rs.25,000/- by Central and Urban Co-operative Banks; construction of a 12,000 metric tonnes modernized godown in
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Madhavaram; construction of 30,000 metric tonnes Solar roof type godowns in 14 places in 9 districts to increase the storage capacity; basic amenities would be undertaken in 25 godown complexes under the control of the Civil Supplies Corporation with NABARD subsidy; basic maintenance works would be taken up at 15 old godowns of Civil Supplies Corporation.
5. 19.6.2017 Regarding enhancing the compensation / relief in case of death of forest department offi cials from Rs.4 lakh to Rs.10 lakh; formulation of the Tamil Nadu Environment Tourism policy, 2017 to safeguard forestry; setting up of two round the clock river monitoring stations with online link to monitor the quality of the water in the Bhavani river.
6. 24.6.2017 Announcement regarding a cash award of Rs.10 lakh to Thiru. Rifath Sharook a teenager from Karur district and his six member team, who developed a tiny satellite, named “Kalam Sat”, weighing 64 grams which had won the fi rst prize among 80,000 designs received from 57 countries. The satellite would study radiation and temperature in space and was launched by NASA on 22.6.2017.
7. 29.6.2017 Regarding setting up of 400 KV sub-station and connected transmission lines at Manalmedu in Nagapattinam district and a new 400 KV Gas Insulated Substation (GIS) in Koyambedu along with connected transmission lines; upgradation of the existing 230 KV Tharamani substation as 400 KV Gas Insulated Substation (GIS); setting up of 500 MW Ultramega Solar Photovoltaic Power Park at Naripaiyur in Kadaladi Taluk of Ramanathapuram district under Engineering Procurement Construction (EPC) basis; setting up of 31 new sub-stations,
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upgradation of 314 operational high tension transformers, setting up of new 33/11 KV feeders and strengthening existing 33/11 KV feeders in Greater Chennai Corporation; setting up of 4 new 230 KV sub-stations, 44 new 110 KV sub-stations and 80 new 33 KV sub-stations across the state; a MOU signed by the Tamil Nadu Energy Development Agency and Energy Effi ciency Services Ltd., (EESL) to invest Rs.11,000 crore for next 3 years for speedily taking up effi cient capacity execution, increase the renewable potential and reduce the consumption of fossil fuel.
8. 29.6.2017 Setting up of a Multi-Modal Logistics park by Tamil Nadu Industrial Development Corporation (TIDCO) jointly with the National Highways Authority of Central Government spread over 360 acres at Puzhuthivakkam and Vayalur villages in Tiruvallur district, which would ease traffi c congestion to a large extent, reduce air pollution and transport expenses and this scheme includes the constructional facilities of Ponneri Industrial Node Development Scheme; development of Phase II of SIPCOT Thoothukudi Industrial Complex in Ottapidaram Taluk, Thoothukudi spread over 1,600 acres adjacent to Phase-I; initially infrastructural facilities would be developed across 600 acres within 2 years which would bring Rs.500 crore investment, direct employment to 10,000 persons and indirect employment to 20,000 persons.
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9. 29.6.2017 Announcements regarding setting up of 3 industrial estates at Arcot Taluk in Vellore district, Uthukkottai Taluk in Thiruvallur district and Chengam Taluk in Thiruvannamalai district; the Erode district Micro and Small Industries Association would setup 20 godowns, administrative offi ce, display centre and negotiation hall which would benefi t 700 micro industries; the Kakkalur Micro and Small Industries Association would set up a training centre, marketing and display centre, negotiation hall which would benefi t 120 micro industries; construction of sewage treatment plant in Thirumudivakkam Industrial Estate (Unit I) which would benefi t 60 micro industries and various infrastructural developments in Thirumudivakkam Industrial Estate Association (Unit II) which would benefi t 100 micro industries; starting of Value added Catechin Tea Production Units in the Kaikatti and Mahalinga Industrial Co-operative Tea Factories, Nilgiris District with the assistance of the Institute of Himalayan Biosource Technology, Palampur, Himachal Pradesh.
10. 29.6.2017 Construction of new building with all infrastructural facilities by demolishing the 38 year old Annai Sathya Ammaiyar Memorial Children’s Home in Salem to accommodate 100 children.
11. 29.6.2017 Distribution of aides (Rollator/Walker) to 1000 differently abled children below 3 years of age; setting up of an audit committee with technical experts which would create fully and speedily facilities for differently-abled persons.
12. 3.7.2017 Upgradation of 3,500 km stretch of rural roads under Tamil Nadu Rural Roads Development Scheme and upgradation of 2,659 km long rural roads and 25 high rise bridges under the 2nd phase of Prime Minister Rural Road Scheme during the years 2017-2018; construction of one
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thousand buildings at a rate of Rs.60 lakh each for the Federations of Self Help Groups for strengthening and facilitating them to exchange their views and offer training and for marketing their products by holding exhibitions in rural areas; to achieve the goal of ‘Totally Hygienic Tamil Nadu’ free of open defecation, 26.45 lakh individual house toilets would be constructed under the ‘Swachh Bharat’ Movement and National Employment guarantee scheme with an incentive component of Rs.12,000/- toilet; to improve the solid waste management scheme in all village Panchayats and to modernize the procedures for the removal of wastes by way of providing additional infrastructure facility of street litter bins, tricycles / push carts and battery operated push carts to villages adjoining Municipal Corporations, Municipalities and Town Panchayats, those in hill regions and to large Village Panchayats with big population; allocation of Rs.7000 crore Bank loan to Women Self Help Groups during the current year
13. 3.7.2017 Regarding implementation of underground sewerage system under Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation scheme (AMRUT) with Central, State Governments and local bodies participation in the areas Sathuvachari, Alamelmangapuram and Konavattam that had been annexed with Vellore Municipal Corporation; in the Kurichi and Kuniyamuthur areas annexed with Coimbatore Municipal Corporation, in the Golden Rock and Abhishekapuram areas attached with Tiruchirapalli Municipal Corporation and in the extended areas of Tirunelveli Municipal Corporation; rectifi cation work would be taken for the entire stretch of 42 km from the point of Adyar river’s origination to the river mouth.
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14. 5.7.2017 Announcement regarding framing of a New Housing and Residential Policy which will reduce the cost of construction, ensure availability of houses to all including economically backward and low income group with all basic amenities, amending master plan and Development Control Rules, adopting single window method, fi xing time limit for approval of building plan; construction of 6874 houses for slum dwellers at Ernavoor by utilizing funds from the Prime Minister Awaz Yojana Funds, funds mobilized through issue of Transferable Development Rights Certifi cates, benefi ciaries Share and GAP fund provided by Tamil Nadu government; 1,86,308 individual houses would be built by the Tamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board under the benefi ciary led construction category of the Prime Minister Awaz Yojana (Urban) Scheme and 14,828 apartments would be constructed under affordable housing in partnership component category.
15. 5.7.2017 Regarding installation of Modern Linear Accelerator Equipment in Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital and Royapettah Government General Hospital in Chennai, Rajaji Government General Hospital in Madurai and Government Medical College Hospital in Thanjavur for providing modernized treatment to cancer patients; establishment of Centre of Excellence for Mother and Child Health at Mayiladuthurai, Dindigul, Krishnagiri and Tiruvallur hospitals to reduce mother and infant mortality rate; setting up of Accident and Emergency Medicine Centres in Tiruppur, Ramnathapuram, Perambalur, Cheyyar, Ulundurpet, Rajapalayam, Tiruttani, Athur and Karaikudi Government Hospitals; setting up of Emergency Stabilisation Centres in 10 Taluks cum Primary Health Centres; starting of Mobile Emergency Treatment Service with First Aid facilities
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in 5 National Highways; M.R.I. scan equipment to be installed in nine district headquarters Government Hospitals at Kancheepuram, Dindigul, Virudhunagar, Ramanathapuram, Nagapattinam, Tiruvallur, Namakkal, Tiruppur and Kallakuruchi; construction of additional buildings for medical godowns in 22 districts; installation of CT scan facilities at seven Government Hospitals; Hand held computers to be provided to 9,994 nurses, who are engaged in Mother-Child Care Workers.
16. 5.7.2017 Regarding increase in the rainy season maintenance allowance to potters and other clay article artisans to Rs.5,000/- from Rs.4,000/-, which would benefi t 12,236 families.
17. 5.7.2017 Regarding construction of an additional building for School of Excellence in Law, Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University which includes Air-Conditioned facilities, electronic podiums, computer projectors, 20 lecture halls with security cameras, director’s rooms, offi ce rooms, room for teachers and guest lecturers, conference hall, model court hall, record rooms and common rest room for women students and construction of new building for Madurai Government Law College with new auditorium and library.
18. 11.7.2017 Regarding implementation of a scheme offering 50% subsidy of Rs.8,000/- per acre hybrid vegetable seeds to farmers for enhancing production of high-yielding grafted vegetables like tomato, brinjal, lady’s fi nger in 22 districts covering about 11,250 acres, which would benefi t 2,250 farmers; providing solar operated pump sets to 1000 farmers this year at 90% subsidized rate, for which the Tamil Nadu Electricity Generation and Distribution
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Corporation now provide 30% subsidy and the Agriculture Engineering Department would provide the balance of 60% subsidy; setting up of a Centre for Excellence for Bio-Technology with various hi-tech instruments at Tamil Nadu Agricultural University campus, Coimbatore as a 10 year project; setting up of 597 “pack houses” at farm level this year at a cost of Rs.2 lakh each to reduce produce wastage after harvest and to improve the management of distribution chain of horticultural products; renovation and modernization of 160 sub-agricultural extension centres in the current year; to improve the learning skills of students in three agriculture colleges at Kudimiyanmalai, Eechankottai and Vazhavacchanur and in the other centres of Agriculture University-Killikulam, agriculture colleges in Coimbatore and Thoothukudi Districts, Periyakulam Horticulture college, Mettupalayam Forest College and Research Institute and in various other institutes including National Pulses Research Centre, Vamban, Cuddalore Sugarcane Research Institute and Ooty Horticulture Research Station, basic facilities and infrastructure facilities including seed hubs would be created with NABARD subsidy; fi lling up of 430 posts of Agricultural Assistant through Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission.
19. 11.7.2017 Regarding construction of combined building for various government departments in Erode District Collector’s offi ce complex and at Madurai District Collector’s offi ce complex for easy and speedy implementation of Government services to the people and these two buildings would be named as “Puratchi Thalaivar MGR Cenetary Building” to commemorate the 100th birth anniversary of former
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Chief Minister Dr. MGR; construction of additional building for various departments in Namakkal District Collector’s Offi ce complex; a new battalion Tamil Nadu Disaster Rescue Force (TNDRF) would be created in the State Police Force to strengthen the State Disaster Force and to take up all kinds of action during times of major disasters; purchase of various equipments for communication, search and rescue operations to various government departments, including Greater Chennai Corporation, Metro Water, Public Works Department and Highways Department.
20. 14.7.2017 Regarding setting up of 150 new veterinary dispensariesin the current year with fi nancial assistance from NABARD; vaccination of 93.86 lakh livestock cattles; infrastructure to be improved in labs under NABARD funding for Food and Dairy Technology College in Koduveli; upgrading infrastructure facilities for milk producers in 9 districts; salary hike of Rs.200/- to 20,000 employees of Primary Milk Producers’ Co-operative Societies; establishing a new fi sheries college cum research centre at Oradiampulam village, Nagapattinam district with various facilities; fi sheries coaching centre to be set up at Royapuram and in Muttukadu Fisheries University complex; establishing a new course of MBA in Fisheries Enterprises Management from this year at Tamil Nadu Fisheries University at Vanianchavadi near Chennai; besides a Marine Bio-technology PG course and a Fisheries Pharmocology PG course would be started in this centre and additional infrastructural facilities would be created for the post graduate courses; setting up of Environmental Safety Park with various infrastructure at Manakudi, Kanyakumari district in the current year; a National ornamental fi sh rainbow super market would be set up by the Fisheries University at Madhavaram.
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21. 14.7.2017 Regarding implementation of the 3rd phase of Tamil Nadu State Wide Area Network during 2017-2022 which would greatly benefi t the Government Departments and the general public; “Amma e-village” would be set up in every district which would offer Wi-Fi hotspots, smart street lighting, tele education and tele-medicine, which would be implemented by Tamil Nadu e-Governance Agency; a MOU signed between State and Central Government for implementing Optical Fibre Network connectivity to 12,524 villages, and also to cover urban areas so that the people could enjoy the benefi ts of digital revolution and get various services of the Government through this scheme known as “Tamil Net” and fund allocation would be shared by Tamil Nadu Arasu Cable TV Corporation (TACTV) and Electronic Corporation of Tamil Nadu (ELCOT).
22. 14.7.2017 Increasing the income ceiling to Rs.72,000/- per annum for eligibility to get the benefi ts under the Economic Development Scheme, wherein families belonging to the Backward Classes / Most Backward Classes / De-Notifi ed Communities are given house sites, sewing machines and laundry iron boxes at no cost; increasing the income ceiling of the families of the girls belonging to Most Backward Classes and De-Notifi ed Communities from Rs.25,000 to Rs.72,000 to get the benefi ts under the Rural Girl Child Education Incentive Scheme.
23. 19.7.2017 Regarding increasing the fi nancial aid from Rs.15,000/- to Rs.20,000/- to the families of the unorganized sector labourers on their natural death and from Rs.2,000/- to Rs.5,000/- for their cremation; setting up of 3 industrial training institutes at Vaniyambadi in Vellore district, Gobichettipalayam in Erode district and Kottur in Thiruvarur district to
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improve the skills of students belonging to poor and downtrodden families; establishing 10 more ESI hospitals which would benefi t 31,699 labourers.
24. 19.7.2017 Setting up of Tamil Cultural Heritage Museum in Madurai to protect the rich heritage culture of the Tamils; institution of an award in the name of Singaravelar, carrying a cash component of Rs.1 lakh, one sovereign gold medal and a citation which would be presented to persons who publish scientifi c works in Tamil and strives for the upliftment of the downtrodden society and labourers during the Tamil New Year day celebrations by the Tamil Development Department; journalists pension would be hiked from Rs.8,000/- to Rs.10,000/- and the pension for their families would be increased from Rs.4,750 to Rs.5,000/-
25. 19.7.2017 Increasing number of benefi ciaries from 500 to 1000 for whom subsidy is being provided for undergoing Pilgrimage to Manasarovar in China and Mukthinath in Nepal; two thousand temples located in rural areas inhabited by Adi Dravidar and Tribal Communities which are not under the purview of Hindu Religious and Cultural Endownments would receive Rs.1 lakh each for renovation works.
26. 19.7.2017 Regarding construction of own buildings for 11 Adi Dravidar Welfare Hostels which are functioning in rented buildings during the current year.
27. 19.7.2017 Regarding the extension of Chennai Metro line from Light House to Poonamallee to ease traffi c in several areas connected through Arcot Road; Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL) would undertake a detailed feasibility regarding Metro Rail Project for reducing the traffi c congestion in Coimbatore; a Scheme would be
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(1) (2) (3) (4)
6. The Tamil Nadu Prohibition (Amendment) Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.25 of 2017)
29.6.2017 19.7.2017
7. The Tamil Nadu Registration of Marriages (Amendment) Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.26 of 2017)
29.6.2017 19.7.2017
8. The Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage (Amendment) Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.27 of 2017)
6.7.2017 19.7.2017
9. The Chennai University (Amendment) Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.28 of 2017)
8.7.2017 19.7.2017
10. The Tamil Nadu Universities Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.29 of 2017)
8.7.2017 19.7.2017
11. The Tamil Nadu Delimitation Commission Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.30 of 2017)
10.7.2017 10.7.2017
12. The Tamil Nadu Fisheries University (Amendment) Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.31 of 2017)
11.7.2017 19.7.2017
13. The Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University (Amendment) Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.32 of 2017)
11.7.2017 19.7.2017
14. The Tamil Nadu Value Added Tax (Third Amendment) Bill, 2017. (L.A. Bill No.33 of 2017)
11.7.2017 19.7.2017
15. The Tamil University (Amendment) Bill, 2017. (L.A. Bill No.34 of 2017)
11.7.2017 19.7.2017
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devised for improving the standard of living of tribals in the hilly and forest areas in Tamil Nadu under the Equity Development Plan with the aim for providing the basic amenities to the people like road and transport facilities and to impart environmental education.
28. 19.7.2017 Consolidated payment for 908 Anti Poaching Watchers in Forest Department would be hiked from Rs.6,750/- to Rs.10,000/- per month.
X. LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS
During the period, thirty Bills were introduced and passed. The details are as follows:-
Sl.No.
Title of the BillDate of
IntrodutionDate of
Considerationand Passing
(1) (2) (3) (4)1. The Tamil Nadu Goods and Services
Tax Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.20 of 2017)14.6.2017 19.6.2017
2. The Tamil Nadu Industrial Establishments (National and Festival Holidays) Amendment Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.21 of 2017)
20.6.2017 19.7.2017
3. The Tamil Nadu Local Authorities Entertainments Tax Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.22 of 2017)
24.6.2017 24.6.2017
4. The Tamil Nadu Municipal Laws (Second Amendment) Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.23 of 2017)
24.6.2017 24.6.2017
5. The Tamil Nadu Panchayats (Second Amendment) Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.24 of 2017)
24.6.2017 24.6.2017
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(1) (2) (3) (4)
24. The Tamil Nadu Government Servants (Conditions of Service) Amendment Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.43 of 2017)
18.7.2017 19.7.2017
25. The Tamil Nadu Marine Fishing Regulation (Amendment) Amendment Bill, 2017. (L.A. Bill No.44 of 2017)
18.7.2017 19.7.2017
26. The Tamil Nadu Appropriation Acts (Repeal) Bill, 2017. (L.A. Bill No.45 of 2017)
18.7.2017 19.7.2017
27. The Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (Amendment) Bill, 2017. (L.A. Bill No.46 of 2017)
18.7.2017 19.7.2017
28. The Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (Amendment) Bill, 2017. (L.A. Bill No.47 of 2017)
18.7.2017 19.7.2017
29. The Tamil Nadu Prohibition (Second Amendment) Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.48 of 2017)
19.7.2017 19.7.2017
30. The Tamil Nadu Appropriation (No.3) Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.49 of 2017)
19.7.2017 19.7.2017
XI. FINANCIAL BUSINESS
The General discussion on the Budget for the year 2017-2018 which was presented to the Legislative Assembly on 16th March, 2017 took place for 5 days from 20th March, 2017 to 24th March, 2017. Hon. Minister for Fisheries, Finance, Personnel and Administrative Reforms replied to the debate on the 24th March, 2017.
(1) (2) (3) (4)
16. The Tamil Nadu Societies Registration (Amendment) Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.35 of 2017)
12.7.2017 19.7.2017
17. The Tamil Nadu Agricultural Produce Marketing (Regulation) Second Amendment Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.36 of 2017)
13.7.2017 19.7.2017
18. The Tamil Nadu Schools (Regulation of Collection of Fee) Amendment Bill, 2017. (L.A. Bill No.37 of 2017)
14.7.2017 19.7.2017
19. The Tamil Nadu Regulation of Rights and Responsibilities of Landlords and Tenants Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.38 of 2017)
14.7.2017 19.7.2017
20. The Tamil Nadu Slum Areas (Improvement and Clearance) Amendment Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.39 of 2017)
14.7.2017 19.7.2017
21. The Tamil Nadu Physical Education and Sports University (Amendment) Bill, 2017. (L.A. Bill No.40 of 2017)
18.7.2017 19.7.2017
22. The Tamil Nadu Lifts (Amendment) Bill, 2017. (L.A. Bill No.41 of 2017)
18.7.2017 19.7.2017
23. The Tamil Nadu Transparency in Tenders (Amendment) Bill, 2017. (L.A. Bill No.42 of 2017)
18.7.2017 19.7.2017
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Voting of Demands lasted for 24 days from 14th June, 2017 to 19th July, 2017. The dates on which Discussion and voting of Demands for grants took place are as follows:
14th June, 2017, 15th June, 2017, 16th June, 2017, 19th June, 2017, 20th June, 2017, 21st June, 2017, 22nd June, 2017, 23rd June, 2017, 24th June, 2017, 28th June, 2017, 29th June, 2017, 3rd July, 2017, 4th July, 2017, 5th July, 2017, 6th July, 2017, 7th July, 2017, 8th July, 2017, 10th July, 2017, 11th July, 2017, 12th July, 2017, 13th July, 2017, 14th July, 2017, 18th July, 2017 and 19th July, 2017.
Out of 6709 Cut Motions received, 4974 Cut Motions were admitted, of which only 2032 were actually moved in the House. After the discussion on the Demands for Grants were over, the Cut Motions were either withdrawn by the Members or deemed to have been withdrawn by leave of the House.
All the 54 Demands for Grants were discussed and voted by the House. The dates on which the Demands were moved and voted are given in the Annexure (Page No.34)
The Tamil Nadu Appropriation (No.3) Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No 49 of 2017) relating to Budget for the year 2017-2018 was introduced on 19th July 2017 and it was considered and passed on the same day.
XII. GOVERNMENT MOTIONS
(1) On the 23rd June, 2017, Hon. Thiru. K.A. Sengottaiyan, Leader of the House (Minister for School Education, Sports and Youth Welfare) moved the following motions:-
(a) “That under Rule 229 (b) of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules, the Report of the Committee of Privileges presented to the Assembly today in regard to a matter of privilege against Tvl. S. Ambeth Kumar, K.S. Masthan, K.S. Ravichandran, N. Suresh Rajan, K. Karthikeiyan, P. Murugan and Ku.Ka. Selvam, Members belonging to Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam Party be taken up for consideration today itself”.
The Motion was put to vote and carried.
(b) “That under Rule 229 (d) of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules, the recommendations on the above Report be accepted by the Assembly.”
However, before the Motion was put to vote, the Hon. Speaker stated that the abovesaid members had expressed their regret in person before him on 21.7.2017 and assured him that such acts will not be committed by them in future. Hence, Hon. Speaker suggested that the seven Members belonging to Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam party may be warned for their act of breach of privilege of the House and to drop further action in the matter and requested that the House consider modifying the above Motion moved by the Leader of the House accordingly. Based on the request of the Hon. Speaker, the following Motion was moved by the Leader of the House.
(c) “That under Rule 229 (d) of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules, the recommendations contained in the Report relating to punishment be modifi ed and that the seven members belonging to Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam party be warned for their act of breach of privilege of the House and to drop further action in the matter be accepted by the Assembly.”
The Motion as amended was put to vote and carried.(2) On the 24th June, 2017, Hon. Thiru. K.A. Sengottaiyan, Leader of
the House (Minister for School Education, Sports and Youth Welfare)moved the following motion:-
“That the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules 30, 130 and 132 be suspended and the Bills introduced in the House today, viz., the Tamil Nadu Local Authorities Entertainments Tax Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.22 of 2017); the Tamil Nadu Municipal Laws (Second Amendment) Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.23 of 2017) and the Tamil Nadu Panchayats (Second Amendment) Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.24 of 2017) be taken up for consideration today itself”.
The Motion was put to vote and carried.
(3) On the 7th July, 2017, Hon. Thiru. K.A. Sengottaiyan, Leader of the House (Minister for School Education, Sports and Youth Welfare)moved the following motion:-
“That Rule 32 of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules, which provides that the fi rst hour of every sitting be available for ‘Questions and Answers’ be suspended on the 8th July, 2017 and the House do resolve to transact Government Business ’’.
The Motion was adopted nem con.
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(4) On the 10th July, 2017, Hon. Thiru. K.A. Sengottaiyan, Leader of the House (Minister for School Education, Sports and Youth Welfare)moved the following motion:-“That the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules 30, 130 and 132 be suspended and the Bill introduced in the House today, i.e., the Tamil Nadu Delimitation Commission Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.30 of 2017) be taken up for consideration today itself”.
The Motion was put to vote and carried.(5) On the 18th July, 2017, Hon. Thiru. K.A. Sengottaiyan, Leader of
the House (Minister for School Education, Sports and Youth Welfare)moved the following motion:-
“That Rule 32 of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules, which provides that the fi rst hour of every sitting be available for ‘Questions and Answers’ be suspended on the 19th July, 2017 and the House do resolve to transact Government Business “.
The Motion was adopted nem con.(6) On the 19th July, 2017, Hon. Thiru. K.A. Sengottaiyan, Leader of
the House (Minister for School Education, Sports and Youth Welfare) moved the following motion:-
“That the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules 30, 130 and 132 be suspended and the Bills introduced in the House today, viz., the Tamil Nadu Appropriation (No.3) Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.49 of 2017) and the Tamil Nadu Prohibition (Second Amendment) Bill, 2017 (L.A. Bill No.48 of 2017) be taken up for consideration today itself”.
The Motion was put to vote and carried.
(7) On the 19th July, 2017, Hon. Thiru. K.A. Sengottaiyan, Leader of the House (Minister for School Education, Sports and Youth Welfare) moved the following motion:-
“ That under Rule 25 (1) of Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules, the House be adjourned sine-die “.
The motion was adopted nem con.
XIII. NAMING AND WITHDRAWAL OF MEMBERS
(1) On the 14th June, 2017, Hon. the Speaker directed the Members belonging to Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam party to withdraw from the House for obstructing the proceedings of the House and persistently defying the Chair. The Members, thereafter, withdrew from the House.
(2) On the 4th July, 2017, Hon. the Speaker named Thiru. J. Anbazhagan, member belonging to Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam party for disrupting the proceedings of the House and persistently defying the Chair. The Member, thereafter, withdrew from the House.
XIV. PRIVILEGE MATTERS
(1) On the 20th February, 2017, Thiru. P. Vetriivel, Member of Legislative Assembly gave a notice of privilege to Hon. Speaker against Tvl. S. Ambeth Kumar, K.S. Masthan, K.S. Ravichandran, N. Suresh Rajan, K. Karthikeiyan, P. Murugan and Ku.Ka. Selvam, Members of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam Legislature Party, stating that, among other things, the abovesaid members had manhandled the Hon. Speaker, tearing his shirt and for their grossly disorderly behaviour during the Vote of Confi dence held on 18.2.2017. As the Hon. Speaker prima facie was of the opinion that there was a breach of privilege of the House, he had suo-moto referred the matter to the Committee of Privileges under Rule 226 of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules for examination and report.
The Report of the Committee of Privileges on the above privilege issue was presented to the House on 23.6.2017. It had recommended that the abovesaid Members be suspended from the service of the House for a period of six months and during this period, they shall not be entitled to draw salary and receive any benefi ts, facilities and privileges available to them as a Member of the Legislative Assembly. However, before the Motion for consideration of the Report was put to vote, the Hon. Speaker stated that the said members had expressed their regret in person before him on 21.6.2017 and had assured him that such acts will not be committed by them in future. Hence, Hon. Speaker suggested that the abovesaid seven members may be warned for their act of breach of privilege of the House and to drop further action in the matter. He requested the House to consider modifying the recommendation imposing the punishment on them. Based on the request of the Hon. Speaker, the House passed the motion as amended and the seven members of the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam Legislature Party were warned for their act of breach of privilege of the House and further action was dropped in the matter.
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(2) On the 19th July, 2017, Hon. Speaker Suo moto referred to the Committee of Privileges under Rule 226 of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules for examination and report on the matter of privilege against Members belonging to the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam party for lowering the dignity of the House by showing prohibited items in the House.
XV. MOTION FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE OF MEMBER
On the 18th July, 2017, Thiru. M.K. Stalin, Leader of Opposition, moved the following Motion:
“îIöè º¡ù£œ ºîô¬ñ„꼋, ð£¬îò ê†ìñ¡ø àÁŠHù¼ñ£ù ñ£‡¹I° F¼. º. è¼í£GF Üõ˜èÀ‚° àì™ ïô‚ °¬ø¾ ãŸð†´œ÷¬îò´ˆ¶, Üõ˜ àì™ ïô‹ ªðÁ‹ õ¬óJ™ Ìóí 挾 â´ˆ¶‚ªè£œ÷«õ‡´‹ â¡Á ñ¼ˆ¶õ˜èœ ÜP¾ÁˆFò G¬ôJ™, îI›ï£´ ê†ìñ¡øŠ «ðó¬õ MF 20(1)-Þ¡W› ê†ìñ¡ø àÁŠHù˜ F¼. è¬ôë˜ º. è¼í£GF Üõ˜èÀ‚° 14.06.2017 ºî™ ªî£ìƒèŠð†´ ï¬ìªðŸÁõ¼‹ îI›ï£´ ê†ìñ¡øŠ «ðó¬õ Ã†ìˆ ªî£ì¼‚° õó£¬ñ‚è£ù ÜÂñF ÜO‚芪ðø «õ‡´‹.”
The Motion was seconded by Thiru. Duraimurugan and was put to vote and carried.
XVI. ANNOUNCEMENTS
(1) On the 19th July, 2017, Hon. the Speaker announced in the House that those press Reporters who have Assembly gallery passes could collect ball point pens and notepads from Bills-II Section.
(2) On 19th July, 2017, Hon. Chief Minister announced in the House that the Government has decided to increase the salaries and allowances of Members of Legislative Assembly, allowances of Hon. Ministers, Hon. Speaker, Hon. Deputy Speaker, Leader of Opposition, Chief Government Whip and also pension and family pension to former Members of Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council.
Thiruvalargal M. Thamimun Ansari, U. Thaniyarasu and S. Karunaas complimented the Hon. Chief Minister in this regard. Hon. Speaker also complimented on behalf of the House.
(3) On 19th July, 2017, Hon. the Speaker announced in the House the statistical details of the important events and business transacted by the Fifteenth Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly during its second and third sessions.
XVII. PRESENTATION OF REPORTS BY THE COMMITTEES
During the period, Sixty eight reports were presented to the House by various Committees of the House as detailed below:
Sl. No. Name of the Report Date of
Presentation(1) (2) (3)1. Report of the Committee of Privileges. 23.6.20172. First Report of the Committee on Delegated
Legislation. (2016-2018)28.6.2017
3. Second Report of the Committee on Delegated Legislation. (2016-2018)
28.6.2017
4. Third Report of the Committee on Delegated Legislation. (2016-2018)
28.6.2017
5. Fourth Report of the Committee on Delegated Legislation. (2016-2018)
28.6.2017
6. First Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
29.6.2017
7. Second Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
29.6.2017
8. Third Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
29.6.2017
9. Fourth Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
29.6.2017
10. Fifth Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
29.6.2017
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(1) (2) (3)11. Sixth Report of the Committee on Public
Accounts. (2016-2018)29.6.2017
12. Seventh Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
29.6.2017
13. Eighth Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
29.6.2017
14. Ninth Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
29.6.2017
15. Tenth Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
29.6.2017
16. Eleventh Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
5.7.2017
17. Twelfth Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
5.7.2017
18. Thirteenth Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
5.7.2017
19. Fourteenth Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
5.7.2017
20. Fifteenth Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
5.7.2017
21. First Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
7.7.2017
22. Second Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
7.7.2017
23. Third Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
7.7.2017
24. Fourth Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
7.7.2017
25. Fifth Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
7.7.2017
26. Sixth Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
7.7.2017
(1) (2) (3)27. Seventh Report of the Committee on Public
Undertakings. (2016-2018)7.7.2017
28. Eighth Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
7.7.2017
29. Ninth Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
7.7.2017
30. Tenth Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
7.7.2017
31. Sixteenth Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
11.7.2017
32. Seventeenth Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
11.7.2017
33. Eighteenth Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
11.7.2017
34. Nineteenth Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
11.7.2017
35. Twentieth Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
11.7.2017
36. Eleventh Report of Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
37. Twelfth Report of Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
38. Thirteenth Report of Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
39. Fourteenth Report of Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
40. Fifteenth Report of Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
41. Sixteenth Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
42. Seventeenth Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
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(1) (2) (3)43. Eighteenth Report of the Committee on Public
Undertakings. (2016-2018)13.7.2017
44. Nineteenth Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
45. Twentieth Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
46. Twenty fi rst Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
47. Twenty second Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
48. Twenty third Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
49. Twenty fourth Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
50. Twenty fi fth Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
51. Twenty sixth Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
52. Twenty seventh Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
53. Twenty eighth Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
54. Twenty ninth Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
55. Thirtieth Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
56. Thirty fi rst Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
57. Thirty second Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
58. Thirty third Report of the Committee on Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)
13.7.2017
(1) (2) (3)59. Thirty fourth Report of the Committee on
Public Undertakings. (2016-2018)13.7.2017
60. Twenty fi rst Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
14.7.2017
61. Twenty second Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
14.7.2017
62. Twenty third Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
14.7.2017
63. Twenty fourth Report of the Committee on Public Accounts. (2016-2018)
14.7.2017
64. First Report of the Committee on Government Assurances. (2016-2018)
14.7.2017
65. Second Report of the Committee on Government Assurances. (2016-2018)
14.7.2017
66. First Report of the Committee on Estimates. (2016-2018)
18.7.2017
67. Second Report of the Committee on Estimates. (2016-2018)
18.7.2017
68. Third Report of the Committee on Estimates. (2016-2018)
18.7.2017
XVIII. PAPERS LAID ON THE TABLE OF THE HOUSE During the period, 275 entries were made in the Agenda in respect
of Papers Laid on the Table of the House, the details of which are as follows:-
A. Statutory Rules and Orders .. 72
B. Reports, Notifi cations and Other Papers .. 203
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Demand Number and Name
(1)
Date of Discussion and Vot-
ing of Demands
(2)
54 - Forests (Environment and Forests
Department)
Environment (Environment and Forests
Department)
15 -
43 - School Education Department
Youth Welfare and Sports
Development Department
Higher Education Department
49 -
20 -
12 - Co-operation (Co-operation, Food and
Consumer Protection Department)
Food and Consumer Protection
(Co-operation, Food and Consumer
Protection Department)
13 -
14 - Energy Department
Prohibition and Excise (Home,
Prohibition and Excise Department)
37 -
34 - Municipal Administration and Water
Supply Department
Rural Development and Panchayat
Raj Department
Department of Special Programme
Implementation
42 -
53 -
3 - Administration of Justice
Prisons (Home, Prohibition and
Excise Department)
Law Department
Tourism- Art and Culture (Tourism,
Culture and Religious Endownments
Department)
24 -
33 -
29 -
27 - Industries Department
Micro, Small and Medium
Enterprises Department
44 -
14.6.2017
15.6.2017
16.6.2017
19.6.2017
20.6.2017and
21.6.2017
22.6.2017
23.6.2017
ANNEXURE (Vide page No. 24)
(1) (2)
45 - Social Welfare and Nutritious Meal Programme DepartmentDepartment for the Welfare of Differently Abled Persons
52 -
21 - Highways and Minor Ports Department
Buildings (Public Works Department)
Irrigation (Public Works Department)
39 -
40 -
17 - Handlooms and Textiles (Handlooms, Handicrafts, Textiles and Khadi Department) Khadi, Village Industries and Handicrafts (Handlooms, Handicrafts, Textiles and Khadi Department)
18 -
26 - Housing and Urban Development Department Information Technology Department31 -
19 - Health and Family Welfare Department 4.7.2017
5 - Agriculture Department 5.7.2017
22 - Police (Home, Prohibition and Excise Department)
23 - Fire and Rescue Services (Home, Prohibition and Excise Department)
25 - Motor Vehicles Acts- Administration (Home, Prohibition and Excise Department)
48 - Transport Department
41 - Revenue Department
51 - Relief on Account of Natural Calamities
7 - Fisheries (Animal Husbandry, Dairying and Fish-eries Department)
8 - Dairy Development (Animal Husbandry, Dairying and Fisheries Department)
6 - Animal Husbandry (Animal Husbandry, Dairying and Fisheries Department)
24.6.2017
28.6.2017
29.6.2017
3.7.2017
6.7.2017, 7.7.2017
and 8.7.2017
11.7.2017
8.7.2017
10.7.2017
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(1) (2)
10 - Commercial Taxes (Commercial Taxes and Regis-tration Department)
11 - Stamps and Registration (Commercial Taxes and Registration Department)
32 - Labour and Employment Department
9 - Backward Classes, Most Backward Classes and Minorities Welfare Department
28 - Information and Publicity (Tamil
Development and Information
Department)
30 - Stationery and Printing (Tamil
Development and Information
Department)
46 - Tamil Development (Tamil
Development and Information
Department)
47 - Hindu Religious and Charitable
Endowments (Tourism, Culture and Religious
Endowments Department)
4 - Adi-Dravidar and Tribal Welfare Department
38 - Public Department
1 - State Legislature
2 - Governor and Council of Ministers
16 - Finance Department
35 - Personnel and Administrative Reforms Department
36 - Planning, Development and Special Initiatives
Department
50 - Pension and other Retirement Benefi ts
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18.7.2017
19.7.2017