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REGISTERED No. D-(D)-72

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART II—Section 2

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 14] NEW DELHI, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1980/ PHALGUNA 28, 1901

Separate paring is given to this Part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation

LOK SABHA

The following Bills were introduced in Lok Sabha on the 18th March, 1980: —

BILL NO. 65 OF 1980

A Bill further to amend the Requisition and Acquisition of Immovable Property Act, 1952.

BE IT enacted by Parliament in the Thirty-first Year of the Republic of India as follows: —

1. (1) This Act may be called the Requisitioning and Acquisition of Immovable Property (Amendment) Act, 1980.

(2) This Act, except section 4 thereof, shall be deemed to have come

Short title and com- mence- ment into force on the 7th day of March, 1980.

Amend- ment of section 6.

30 of 1952.

2. In section 6 of the Requisitioning and Acquisition of Immovable Property Act, 1952 (hereinafter referred to as the principal Act), in sub- section (1A), for the words "ten years", wherever they occur, the words "fifteen years" shall be substituted.

(271)

3. In section 8 of the principal Act, in sub-section (2A)t—

Amend-

ment of

Section 8.

(o) in clause (a), for sub-clause (ii), the following sub-clause

shall be substituted, namely: —

"(ii) secondly with effect from the expiry of five years, and thirdly with effect from the expiry of ten years, from such com- mencement;";

(b) in clause (b), for sub-clause (ii), the following sub-clause

shall be substituted, namely; —

''(ii) secondly with effect from the date of expiry of five years, and thirdly with effect from the date of expiry of ten years, from the date on which the revision made under sub-clause (i) takes effect;";

(c) for clause (c), the following clause shall be substituted,

namely: —

"(c) in any other case,—

(i) first with effect from the date of expiry of five years from the date on which possession of such property has been surrendered or delivered to, or taken by, the competent authority under section 4, and

(ii) secondly with effect from the date of expiry of five years from the date on which the revision under sub-clause (i) takes effect.".

4. In section 22 of the principal Act, for sub-section (3), the following

oub-section shall be substituted, namely: —

Amend- ment of section 22.

"(3) Every rule made under this Act shall be laid, as soon as may be after it is made, before each House of Parliament, while it is in session, for a total period of thirty days which may be comprised in one session or in two or more successive sessions, and if, before the expiry of the session immediately following the session or the successive sessions aforesaid, both Houses agree in making any modi- fication in the rule or both Houses agree that the rule should not be made, the rule shall thereafter have effect only in uuch modified form or be of no effect, as the case may be; so, however,-that anysueh modification or annulment shall be without prejudice to the validity

of anything previously done under that rule.".

5. (1) The Requisitioning and Acquisition of Immovable Property

(Amendment) Ordinance, 1980, is hereby repealed.

Repeal

and

saving.

(2) Notwithstanding such repeal, anything done or any action taken under the principal Act, as amended by the said Ordinance, shall be deem- ed to have been done or taken under the principal Act, as amended by thifl Act,

STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS

According to the provisions of the Requisitioning and Acquisition of Immovable Property Act, 1952 as these existed immediately before the amendment of the Act by Ordinance No. 1 of 1980, all the properties, which were requisitioned prior to the amendment of the aforesaid Act in 1970, were required to be released from requisition or acquired by the 10th of March, 1980. However, it was found that a large number of these properties are required to be retained by the Ministry of Defence or by the Ministry of Works and Housing and other Ministries beyond 10th March, 1980, for public purposes. In the case of Ministry of Defence, their difficulties in either releasing or acquiring the requisitioned pro- perties which include land are mainly due to strategic reasons and lack of funds for acquiring the land. Now a phased programme for acquiring these properties within a period of three to five years is under contem- plation of that Ministry. Similarly, in the case of Ministry of Works and Housing, the need to continue the properties under requisition beyond the aforesaid date stems from the utter inadequacy of office accommoda- tion for various Ministries/Departments. It was, therefore, decided to extend the maximum period for which properties could be retained under requisition by a period of five years.

2. The amendment made In the parent Act In 1975 provided for re- vision of recurring part of compensation in respect of properties which were under requisition for a period of five years or more preceding the commencement of the aforesaid amendment. In order to avoid hardship to the owners whose (properties are under requisition it was considered necessary to provide for one more revision of the above referred to part of the compensation.

3. In the circumstances stated above, the Act was amended through the Requisitioning and Acquisition of Immovable Property (Amendment) Ordinance, 1980 (1 of 1980), so as to extend the period for which the pro- perties could be retained under requisition by five years and to provide for one more revision of the recurring part of compensation.

4. This Bill seeks to replace the aforesaid Ordinance with a minor modification seeking to substitute sub-section (3) of section 22 of the A*t by the provision recommended by the Committee on Subordinate Legislation in relation to the laying of rules before Parliament.

NEW DELHI;

P. C. SETHI.

The llth March, 1980.

PRESIDENT'S RECOMMENDATION UNDER ARTICLE 117 OF THE CONSTITUTION OP INDIA

[Copy of letter No. 19016 (2)/79-Pol. IV, dated the 14th March, 1980 from Shri P. C. Sethi, Minister of Works and Housing to the Secretary, Lok Sabha.]

Tho President, having been informed of the subject matter of the Requisitioning & Acquisition of Immovable Property (Amendment) Bill, 1980. has recommended to Lok Sabha the consideration of the Bill under article 117(3) of the Constitution.

FINANCIAL MEMORANDUM

Clause 2 of the Bill seeks to make certain amendments to sub-section (1A) of section 6 of the Requisitioning and Acquisition of Immovable Property Act, 1952, for extending the maximum period for which pro- perties may be retained under requisition by a further period of five years.

2. The aforesaid amendment will involve an additional expenditure in case of properties retained under requisition for the whole or any part of the additional period of five years, because compensation by way of recurring payment towards rent will have to be paid during such period. It is not possible to estimate accurately the quantum of expenditure to- wards payment of compensation as it will depend on the number of properties which may be retained under requisition during the extended period. However, the annual liability (towards payment of compensation for requisitioned properties) under the Act may be of the order of Rs, 180 lakhs.

3. In section S of the principal Act, sub-sections (2A) and (2B) were inserted by the Requisitioning and Acquisition of Immovable Property (Amendment) Act, 1975, to providje for revision of the amount of com- pensation, quinquennially. According to these provisions, the amount of compensation payable for properties under requisition is to be revised in the manner indicated therein. The extension of the period of reten- tion of properties under requisition will result in another quinquennial revision of the compensation and provision for such a revision has been made in clause 3 of. the Bill. These provisions will involve an additional expenditure of a recurring nature. It is not possible to estimate such additional recurring expenditure because the revised rates will be fixed by the competent authority keeping in view the circumstances prevailing at the time of such revision. The amount of expenditure' will also depend upon the periods for which different properties may be retained and it is not possible to estimate at this stage as how long it would be necessary to keep different properties under requisition. However, it is estimated that the annual additional liability on account of revision of recurring part of compensation may be well over one crore rupees. The land under re- quisition is mainly held by the Ministry of Defence who propose to ac- quire a large portion of it over the next five years. It is estimated that the non-recurring liability on this account may be between 10 and 15 crore rupees. With the derequisitioning of the existing buildings and acquisition of land and buildings as planned by the Government, the annual compensation payable will come down.

MEMORANDUM REGARDING MODIFICATION CONTAINED IN THE BILL TO REPLACE THE REQUISITIONING AND ACQUISITION OF IMMOVABLE PROPERTY (AMENDMENT) ORDINANCE, 1980.

Section 22 of the Requisitioning and Acquisition of Immovable Pro- perty Act, 1952 (30 of 1952) provides for the power to make rules and sub-section (3) thereof makes provision for laying of rules before Parlia- ment. An opportunity has been taken to substitute the eaid sub-section (3) by a new provision which has been recommended by the Committee on Subordinate Legislation. Clause 4 of the Bill reflects the aforesaid modification. The Bill does not involve any other deviation from the Ordinance.

BILL N O. 64 OF 1980

A Bill to amend the Smugglers and Foreign Exchange Manipulators

(Forfeiture of Property) Act, 1976.

BE it enacted by Parliament in the Thirty-first Year of the Republic of India as follows: —

1. (1) This Act may be called the Smugglers and Foreign Exchange

Manipulators (Forfeiture of Property) Amendment Act, 1980.

(2) It shall come into force on such date as the Central Government

Short

title

and com-

mence-

ment.

may, by notification In the Official Gazette, appoint.

2 In section 12 of the Smugglers and Foreign Exchange Manipulators

(Forfeiture of Property) Act, 1976 (hereinafter referred to as the

principal Act),—

Amend-

ment ot

section

12 of

Act IS

of I07fl.

(c) after sub-section (6), the following sub-section shall bo

inserted, namely: —

"(6A) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-wction

(6), where the Chairman considers it necessary so to do for the

expeditious disposal of appeals under this section, he may

constitute a Bench of two members and a Bench so constituted

SKC.,2] TUtt QA"ETT>£ OF tNDiA &ti^QRDH*AaY

i^7

may exercise and discharge the powers and functions of the Appellate Tribunal:

Provided that if the members of a Bench so constituted differ on any point or points, they shall state the point or points dn wWbh'ttiey differ and refer the same to a third mem- ber (to be specified by the Chairman) for hearing on such point or-points and such point or points shall be decided according to the opinion of that member.";

(b) after 8ttb-3ection (7), the following sub-section shall be

4i*"rted)t namtly: —

"(8) On- application to the Appellate Tribunal and on pay- ment of the prescribed fee, the Tribunal may allow a party to any appeal or any person authorised in this behalf by such party to inspect at any time during office hours, any relevant records and registers of the Tribunal and obtain a certified copy of any part thereof.".

3. In section 26 of the principal Act, in sub-section (2),. after clause

(a), ihe following clause shall be inserted, namely: —

Amend-

ment of

•action

26

"(da) the fees which shall be paid for the inspection of the records and registers of the Appellate Tribunal or for obtaining a

STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS

Sub-section (6) of section 12 of the Smugglers anr< Foreign Exchange Manipulators (Forfeiture of Property) Act, 1976 provides that the Chair- man of the Appellate Tribunal under that section may constitute Benches consisting of three members for hearing appeals under the Act. As only a three-member Tribunal has been constituted under the section, in the day-to-day working of the Tribunal it has been found that when one member avails himself of leave on ground of illnessi etc., the Tri- bunal is not able to function. It is, therefore, proposed to amend this section to provide for constitution of Benches consisting of two mem- bers and to make a suitable provision for resolving differences which may occur on any point or points between such members while dis- posing of an appeal.

2. It is also proposed to avail of the present opportunity to imple- ment the assurance given to the Lok Sabha Committee on Subordinate Legislation [vide Tenth Report of the Committee on Subordinate Legislation (Sixth Lok Sabha) pages 14 to 15] to the effect that the rule-making provision in the Act would be suitably amplified so as to spell out expressly that the power thereunder to make rules Includes the power to provide for fees for the inspection of records and the registers of the Appellate Tribunal or for obtaining certified copies of any part thereof.

3. The Bill seeks to achieve the above objects.

NEW DELHI;

R. VENKATARAMAN.

The &th March, 1980.

Sic. i] tHE GAZETTE 6F ittDlA EXTHAQftblttAlW 47$

MEMORANDUM REGARDING DELEGATED LEGISLATION

Clause 3 of the Bill seeks to amend sub-section (2) of section 26 of the Smugglers and Foreign Exchange Manipulators (Forfeiture of Pro- perty) Act, 1976 to insert a new clause (aa) therein. The new clause is for providing that rules may be made under the section with respect to the fees which shall be paid for the inspection of the records and the registers of the Appellate Tribunal or for obtaining a certified copy of any part thereof under sub-section (8) of section 12. This pertains to a matter of detail. Hence the delegation of legislative power is of a normal character.

B I LL N O. 49 OP 1980

A Bill to provide for the withdrawal of pertain sums from and out of the

Consolidated Fund of the State of Punjab for the services of a part

of the financial year 1980-81.

BE it enacted by Parliament in the Thirty-first Year of the Republic

of India as follows: —

1. This Act may be called the Punjab Appropriation (Vote on Ac-

count) Act, 1980.

Short title.

2. From and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Punjab there may be withdrawn sums not exceeding those specified in column 3 of the Schedule amounting in the aggregate to the sum of seven hundred and thirty-six crores, forty-eight lakhs and nineteen thousand rupees towards defraying the several charges which will come in course of payment during the financial year 1980-81.

With- drawal of Rs, 7,36,48, 19,000 from and out of the Consoli- dated Fund of the State of Punjab for the financial year. 1980-81.

Appro- priation.

3. The sums authorised to be withdrawn from and out of the Consoli- dated Fund of the State of Punjab by this Act shall be appropriated for the services and purposes expressed in the Schedule In relation to the said year.

THE SCHEDULE

(See sections 2 and 3)

I

a

3

Sumr not exceeding

Services and purposes

Total

Voted by Parliament

Charged on the Consoli- dated Fund

No. of Vote/ Ap- pro- pria- tion

Rs.

Rs.

R".

1

35,31,000

35,66,000

State Legislatures . , Revenue

Staff, Household and Al-

4,63,000

lowances of th e Governor Revenue

tf. 63.000

36,19,000

36,19,000

Council of Ministers . Revenue

3

1,13,07,000

93,85,000

Administration of Justice Revenue]

I9J2,000

3

89,89,000

89,89,000

Election! . . . Revenue

4

2.75.85,000

3,73,73,000

Revenue . . . Revenue

13.000

5

1,02,43,000

Excise and Taxation . Revenue

21,000

1,03,33,000

6

3,53,9i.ooo

80,000

Finance . . . Revenue

3'S3r'I,O0O

7

7.i9

2,84,000

Public Service Commission Revenue

4,Sjjjoo

8

86,94,000

7,000

Civil Secretariat . . Revenue

86,87,000

9

1,31,18,000

24,000

10 District Administration . Revenue

1,30,94,000

8,38,44,000

42,000

11   Police    .     .     ..  Revenue               8,58,03,000
13   Jails     .     .     .    .   Revenue            70,41 ,ooo                      70,41,000
13   Stationery  and PrintinR    .  Revenue          1, T 4., 86,DOO                 1,16,50.000
                                   Capital              4,33,000                        4,33,000

1,64,000

02,92,000

Miscellaneous Service^ , Revenue

99,93,000

14

Rehabilitation, Relief and

31,38,000

31,28,000

Resettlement . ' . Revenie

33,32,87,000

•32.82,89,000

F.ducation • - . Revenue

16

50,03,000

T"chnifAl Eduration , Revenue

£0,03,1)00

'7

50,02,000

15,12,88,000

Medical and Public Health Revenue

•5.13,55,000

18

.7.7,000

Housing and Urban Deve-

19

71 ,(19,000

lopment . . . Revenue

72,01,000 2,70,1 7,000

3,70,17,000

Capital

i.ooo

43,30,000

Information and Publicity Revenue

4i,2 0,ono

ao

Tc<-."ltrn and Cultural

14,54,000

Affairs . . , Revi"m>r.

1.°i,oo,000

14,14,000 15,00,000

Capital

Services and purposes

Voted by

Parliament

Charged on the Consoli- Total

No. of Vote/ App- ropri- ation

dated Fund

Rs.

Rs.

Rs.

19 Labour, Employment and

Industrial Training , Revenue

Capital

1,73,61,000

5,00,000

1,73,61,000

5,00,000

Social Security and Wel-

33

fare . . .. Revenue

17,006

Capital

5,80,86,000

48,33,000

5.81,03,000 48,33,ooo

Planning and Statiitici . Revenue

34,07,000

34

34,08,000

J,000

Go-operation . . , Revenue

as

I 8,000

Capital

1,83,54,000

3,16,93,000

[ 1,8a,16,000

1 2,16,93,000

a6 Agriculture . . . Revenue

19,606

Capital

6.93.72,000

6,93,91,000

3.43.33.000

Soil and Water Conser-

"7l

vation . . . Revenue

i.37,97,ooo

2,000

i,37>95,°°o

Food . Revenue

38

Capital

3)7⁶>48,coo 3.39,53,01,000

3,76,48,000

F3,59,3°.31,000

fijo,ooo

Animal Husbandry Revenue

39

2,06,09,000

13,000

2.35)97.ooo

Dairy Development . . Revenue

30

Capital

,'17,85,000

\ 7,00,000

117,85,000

' 7,00,000

Fisheries . , , Revenue

31

[15,08,000

'5,13,000

TS,6oo

Foreiti1 . . .. Revenue

3a

1,16,04,000^

1,16,05,000

Ti.ooo

Community Development , Revenue

33

Industrie* . . . Revenue

34

I,9O,TO,OOO

Capital

I,59,'7!ooo

Civil Aviation , . Revenue

35

Capital

Road" and Bridges . Revenue

36

f/,00,000

Capital

Road Transport . . Revenue

37

Capital

13,78,16,100 3)33.33.ooojf

Multi-purpoie Rl^cr

Projects . . . Revenue

Capital

Irrigation, Drainage and

39

4 Flood Control , . Revenue

Capital

10,07,95, ooor io,6B,o8,ooo

Buildings . . . Revenue

40

Capital

1,00,000

6,88,90,000

a,7ii,84,ooe

1

Public Dibt . . . Capital

>34.°3,97>ooa

1>34'03>97,ooo

tnUnit fiaymtnts and

Stnicing of Debt .|| Revenue

6,50,03,000

16,50,03,000

Loans and Advances by'the

4'

State Government , Capital

42,80,82,000

13,80,82,000

¹

TOTAL . . !

r5.85,05,43,ooo i. $1,42,76,600 ,36,48,19,000 1

STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS

This Bill is introduced in pursuance of articles 204(1) and 206 of the Constitution read with the Proclamation issued under article 356 of the Constitution in respect of the State of Punjab on the 17th February, 1980 to provide for the appropriation out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Punjab of the moneys required to meet the expenditure charged on the Consolidated Fund of the State of Punjab and the grants made In advance by the Lok Sabha in respect of the estimated expenditure of the Government of Punjab for a part of the financial year 1980-81.

R. VENKATARAMAN.

PRESIDENT'S RECOMMENDATION UNDER ARTICLE 207 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA

[Copy of letter No. F. 2(38)-B(S)/80, dated the 12th March, 1980 from Shri R. Venkataraman, Finance Minister to the Secretary, Lok Sabha.]

The President, having been informed of the subject matter of the proposed Bill to provide for withdrawal of certain sums from and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Punjab for the services of a part of the financial year 1980-81, recommends under clauses (1) and (3) of article 207, of the Constitution of India, read with clause (2) of article 206 thereof and the Proclamation dated the 17th February, 1980, issued under article 356 of the Constitution, the introduction of the Punjab Appropriation (Vote on Account) Bill, 1980, in and the considera- tion of the Bill by the Lok Sabha.

2. The Bill will be introduced immediately after the Demands for Grants 'on account' for expenditure of the Government of Punjab for a part of the financial year 1980-81, have been voted.

BILL NO. 50 OF 1980

A Bill to authorise payment and appropriation of certain further sums

from and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Punjab for the

services of foe financial year 1979-80.

BE it enacted by Parliament in the Thirty-first Year of the Republic

of India as follows:—

1. This Act may be called the Punjab Appropriation Act, 1980.

Short title.

2. From and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of PuxiJ&b

there may be paid and applied sums not exceeding those specified in column 3 of the Schedule amounting in the aggregate t

Issue of Bs. 53,60, 02,000 out of the Consoli- dated Fund of the State of Punjab for the financial year 1979-80

Appro- priation.

3. The sums authorised to be paid and applied from and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Punjab by this Act shall be appro- priated for the services and purposes expressed in the Schedule in rela- tion to the said year.

THE SCHEDULE

(See sections 2 and 3)

I

2

3

Sums not exceeding

Services and purposes

No. of Vote

Charged on

Voted by

Parliament the Conso-

Total

lidated Fund

Rs.

Rs.

Rs.

Revenue

¹

3,40,000

State Legislature

3,61,000

21,060

ft

Revenue

1,86,000

Staff, Household and Al- lowances of the Governor

1,86,000

Revenue

33,67,000

14,86,000

Administration Of Justice

48,53.ooo 3

Revenue

a,90,000

2,90,000 Elections

4

Revenue

1,93.73-000

Finance

7

Revenue

Public Strviot Commission

Revenue

8

Civil Secretariat

Revenue

District Administ ration

9

Revenue

Police

4.43,52.ooo

10

Revenue

Jaib

11

Revenue

Miscellaneous Servi u ea

a9,59.ooo

13

Rehabilitation, Relief and

•4

Resettlement

Capital

Revenue

Education

"5

Revenue

Medical and Public Health

"7

18 Housing and Urban Deve-

lopment

Capital

Revenue

Information and Publicity

19

ao Tourism and Cultural

Revenue

Affairi

at Labour, Employment and

Revenue

Industrial Training

aa

Social Security and Wel- fare . .. Capital

Capital

Co-operation

i.ao.oo.ooo 14

Revenue

Community Development

3a

Revenue

Industries

33

Revenue

Civil Aviation

34

Revenue

Roads and Bridges

35

not exceeding

Sums

Services and purposes

No. of Vote

Voted by

Parliament

Total

Charged On the Conso- lidated Fund

Rs.

R3.

Rs.

Road Transport . . Revenue

4.35.I3.O00

4.35.¹3>ooo

36

1,18,44,000

1,18,44,000

Capital

Multi-purpose River Pro-

37

jects . . . Revenue

34,37,000

34,37,000

Irritation, Drainage and

38

Flood Control . Revenue

97,67,000 3,11,93,000

97,67,000 3,11,93,000

Capital

Buildings . . , Revenue

39

63,51,000 7,56,000

Capital

63,51,000 7,56,000

Inltrist Paymmti and

Smiting qf Debt . Revonue

2.49)65,000

3,49,63,000

Loans and Advances by

40

the State Government . Capital

9,000

9,000

Appropriation to tho Con-

4i

tingency Fund . Capital

13,00,00,000

13,00,00,000

TOTAL .

2,73,63,00 6

55,60,03,000

53,87,40,000

STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS

This Bill is introduced In pursuance of articles 204(1) and 205 of the Constitution and the Proclamation issued under article 356 of the Constitution in respect of the State of Punjab on the 17th February, 1980 to provide for the appropriation out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Punjab of the moneys required to meet the supplementary expenditure charged on the Consolidated Fund of the State of Punjab and the grants made by the Lok Sabha for expenditure of the Govern- ment of Punjab for the financial year 1979-80.

R. VENKATARAMAN.

PRESIDENT'S RECOMMENDATION UNDER ARTICLE 207 OP THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA

[Copy of letter No. F. 2 (38) -B (S) /80 dated the 12th March, 1980 from Shri R. Venkataraman, Finance Minister to the Secretary, Lok Sabha.]

The President, having been informed of the subject matter of the proposed Bill to authorise payment and appropriation of certain further sums from and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Punjab for the services of the year ending on the 31st day of March, 1980, recom- mends under clauses (1) and (3) of article 207 of the Constitution read with clause (2) of article 205 thereof and the Proclamation dated the 17th February, 1980, issued under article 356, the introduction of the Punjab Appropriation Bill, 1980 in the Lok Sabha and also the considera- tion of the Bill.

2. The Bill will be introduced in the Lok Sabha after all the Supple- mentary Demands for Grants for 1979-80 have been voted.

Bnx NO. 60 OF 1980

A Bill to provide for the withdrawal of certain sums from and out of the

Consolidated Fund of the State of Rajasthan for the services of a

part of the financial year 1980-81.

Bn it enacted by Parliament in the Thirty-first Year of the Republic

of India as follows: —

1. This Act may be called the Rajasthan Appropriation (Vote on Ac-

count) Act, 1980.

Short title.

2. From and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Rajasthan there may be withdrawn sums not exceeding those specified in column 3 of the Schedule amounting in the aggregate to the sum of four hund- red and nineteen crores, sixty-one lakhs and forty-seven thousand rupees towards defraying the several charges which will come in course of payment during the financial year 1980-81.

Issue of R|. 4,19,61, 47,000 from and out of the Consoli- dated Funded the Stat* of Rajas- than for the financial year

3. The sums authorised to be withdrawn from and out of the Consoli- Appro-

dated Fund of the State of Rajasthan by this Act shall be appropriated Potion, for the services and purposes expressed in the Schedule in relation to the said year.

THE SCHEDULE

(See sections 2 and 3)

I

a

3

Sums not exceeding

No. of Vote

Services and purposes

Total

Voted by Par-

liament

Charged on the Consolidated Fund

Rs.

Rs.

Rs.

President/Vice-President/

Governor/Administrator of Union Territories . Revenue

5,04,000

5,04,000

Pub ic Service Coniuiibr.ion Revenue

9.49.000

9,49>ooo

2S^J,42,ooo

35.3Ma.ooo Interest Payments Revenue Internal Debt 0, tin-

53>I7,IS,ooo

  State  Government      .    Capital                                            53,17,18,000
Loans  and Advances  from
  the Cf.1t1.il Govrni.irnt   CUpital                                            13,76,79,000

13,76,79,000

1

57,ooo

23,21,000

33,78,000 Lrgiblaturt . . . Revenue

10,79,000

10,79,000 Council olMinisters . , Revenue

l,0fi,6q,000

1,08,70,000 Seaetiiiicit . , Revenue

1,000

3,18,38,000 District Administration . Revenue

2,000

2,18,3(1,000

4

91,97,000

91,98,000 Administiative. Services . Revenue

1,000

5

1,38,31,000

1,55,22,000

16,91,000

Administration of Justice . Revenue

6

2,K^,37,00O

2,33,38,000

1,000

Elections . . . Revenue

7

3,65,73,000

3.65,73,000

1,000

Revenue „ . . Revenue

s;

3,34,56,000

3,24.57.000

1,000

Forest . . .. Revenue

9

10 Miscellaneous General

2,13,000

2,13,000 Services . - . Revenue

Miscellaneous Social

n

55,24,000

53.35.000

1,000

Services . . . Revenue

71,43,000

71,43,000

1,000

Other Taxe" . . . Revenue

13

56,64,000

56,65,000

1,000

Excise . . .. Revenue

13

1,00,16,000

1,00,15,000

1,000

Sales Tax . - . Revenue

14

Pension and other Retire-

"5

6,07,38,000

20,006

6,07,58,000 ment Benefits . . Revenue

11,90,27,000

n,go,a6,ooo

1,000

Police . . • Revenue

16

74^,000

74^1,000

1,000

Jails . • . Revenue

17

fl8.73.ooo

1,000

a8,7".°oo

Public Relation . Revenue

18

Suma not exceeding

Services and purposes

Voted by

No. of Vote

Parliament

Total

Charged on . the Consoli- dated Fund

R".

Rs.

Rs.

Public Works . . . Revenue

1,000

'9

Capital

8,01,84,000 4,9Ii3°.ooo

8,01,85,000

4,91,30,000

Housing . . Rovenuc

30

1,000

Capital

63.75.°°°

1,00,62,000

63.76,000

1,00,63,000

Road) and Bridges . Revenue

31

Capital

6,81,15,000

5,57,18,000

6,81,16,000

3.57.19,000

1,000

1,000

33 Area Development . Revenue

Capital

7,37,36,000

37,00,000

7,07,96,000

37,00,000

Labour and Employment Revenue

19,09,37,000

19.09,37,000

Education, Art and Cul-

34

ture . . . Revenue

9,000

Capital

43i8o,7o,ooo ¹ 1,000

43.6o,79,ooo

1,000

Treasury uml Account!

85

Administration . Revenue

73,37,000

73,28,000

1,000

Medical and Public

36

Health and Sanitation Revenue

18,19,97,000

'8,19,99,000

2,000

Drinking Water Supply

Schame . . . Revenue

1 1,000

Capital

G,i3)79,ooo

6,31,43,000

6,13,80,000

6,31,43,000

Drought Prone Area Pro-

38

gramme . , , Revenue

3,60,00,000

3,60,00,000

Town Planning and Re-

39

gional Development . Revenue

Capital

',33,19,000

\ 15,00,000

i)33.J9.ooo 15,00,000

Tribal Area Development Revenue

30

Capital

3,90,50,000

1,83,42,000

3,90,50,000

1,82,43,000

Relief and Rehabilitation Revenue

' 1.000

3i

Capital

<9<34.°oo

34,000

9.35.°oo

34.ooo

Oivil Supplies . . Revenue

3a

Capital

(34>53,ooo 4,04,000

34.53.ooo

4.05,000

1,000

1,000

Social Security and

33

Welfare . . , Revenue

1,000

Capital

4.91.89,000

- 1,000

4.9i.9">.ooo

1,000

34

Relief on account of Na- J tural Calamities . Revenue

15.17*" *.ooo

10,000

Capital

7,000

15,17.1 l>ooo

7.000

Miscellaneous Community

35

and Economic Servicej Revenue

1,060

Capital

64,76,000

3,67,000

64.77*000

3,67,000

Co-operation , . . Revenue

1,000

36

Capital

3,04,88,000

3.09,75.000

3.04.33.000

3.09.75^00

Agriculture . . . Revenue

1,000

37

Capital

5>99.37>ooo

4^6,000

4,86,000

Minor Irrigation and Soil

38

Conservation , . Revenue

1,006

Capital

9,56,69,000

47.59^00

""3<>.7ofooo

47.59"ooo

t

Sum!

not exceeding

Services and purposes

Total

No. of V"tc

Voted by

Parliament

Charged on

the Conioli-

dftted Fund

R".

Rl.

R".

Auimal Husbandry and

39

Medical . . . Revenue

1,000

Caphal

3,50,86,000 7,73,000

2.5a,87.of>o

7)75.ooo

State Enterprise , Revenue

4o

48,01,000 81,68,000

Capital

48,01,000 81,68,000

16,95,06,000

Community Development Revenue

16,05,87,000

1,000

4i

Induitriea . • . Revenue

1,000

4"

Capital

i,a 1,33.000

i,37."7.ooo

1^1,34,000

'.57"B7.o°<"

3,01,89,000

Mines . . . Revenue

3M00

43

Capital

42,17,000 ._

3,ai,9a,ooo 40,17,000

Stationery and printing . Revenue

1,000

44

1,07,77,000

1.07,78,000

Loam to Government Ser-

45

vants . . Capital

4"44>3:J"ooo

4"44.35.ooo

Irrigation . • • Revenue

S,ooo

46

Capital

17,20,06,000

36,65,65,000

17,00,11,000

36,63,65,000

Touriim . • - Revenue

47

7,59,000

19,01,000

Capital

7,39>ooo

19,01,000

Power . J '. . Revenue

48

Capital

i,000

27.3 i.33.ooo

1,000

"7.a'>33.0oo

49

Compen"ation and Assign-

ments to Local Bodies

and Panch ay at i Raj Ins-

titution! . . . Revenue

1,7148,000

1,71,48,000

"

3>!*7i03,a6,ooo

TOTAI.

4,19,61,47,000

9a.ss.91.006

Revenue

".3'.98,17,000

3Srf4J2,ooo

9"57.6a"39.°o°

Capital

95iO5)O9,ooo

1,61,99,08,000

66,93>99#oo

STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS

This Bill is introduced in pursuance of articles 204 (i) and 206 of the Constitution read with the Proclamation issued under article 356 of the Constitution in respect of the State of Rajasthan on the 17th February, 1980 to provide for the appropriation out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Rajasthan of the moneys required to meet the expenditure charg- ed on the Consolidated Fund of the State of Rajasthan and the grants made in advance by the Lok Sabha in respect of the estimated expendi- ture of the Government of Rajasthan for a part of the financial year 1980-81.

R. VENKATARAMAN.

PRESIDENT'S RECOMMENDATION UNDER ARTICLE 207 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA

[Copy of letter No. F. 2(39)-B(S)/80, dated the 12th March, 1980 from Shri R. Venkataraman, Finance Minister to the Secretary, Lok Sabha.]

The President, having been informed of the subject matter of the pro- posed Bill to provide for withdrawal of certain sums from and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Rajasthan {or the services of a part of> the financial year 1080-81, recommends under clauses (1) and (3) of article 207, of the Constitution of India, read with clause (2) of article 206 thereof and the Proclamation dated the 17th February, 19*80, issued under article 356 of the Constitution, the introduction of the Rajasthan Appropriation (Vote on Account) Bill, 1980, in and the consideration of the Bill by the Lok Sabha.

2. The Bill will be introduced immediately after the Demands for Grants 'on account' for expenditure of the Government of Rajasthan for a part of the financial year 1980-81, have been voted.

BILL NO. 59 OF 1980

A Bill to authorise payment and appropriation of certavn further sums from and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Rajasthan for the services of the -financial year 1979-80.

BE it enacted by Parliament in the Thirty-first Year of the Republic

of India as follows: —

Short title.

1. This Act may be called the Rajasthan Appropriation Act, 1980.

2. From and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Rajasthan there may be paid and applied sums not exceeding those specified in column 2 of the Schedule amounting in the aggregate to the sum of one hundred and forty-four crores, forty-eight lakhs and ninety-nine thousand rupees towards defraying the several charges which will come in course of payment during the financial year 1979-80, in respect of the services specified in column 1 of the Schedule.

Issue of |Rs. 144, 48, 99,000 out of the Consoli- dated Fund of the State of Rajasthan for th© financial year 1979-10. Appro- priation.

3. The sums authorised to be paid and applied from and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Rajasthan by thiB Act shall be appro- pi iated for the services and purposes expressed in the Schedule In rela- tion to the said year.

THE SCHEDULE

SCHEDULE OF DEMAND* FOR ORANTI AN* APPROPRIATION* FOR THE YEAR 1970-80

(SM sections 3 and 3 )

J

a

Demand for 1979-80

Rf-rvicra and purposes

Votod

Charged

Total

Rs.

Rs.

Rs.

CONWUDATED FUND—Charged Exptnditure

Preside-nt/Vicc-President/GovernOr/

Administrator of Union

Territories ,

18,000

18,000

Public Service Commhiion .

051

6 ^ 0 00

6,46/300

InWrcit Payments . . ..

7,64,00,000

"49

7>64> 2Ofioo

Loan" and Advsncw from the Central

604

Government

a7.88.63.000

DKHAm* FOK QkAMW

D n u Ns No. I.^PAMJAMWT

Parllamnt/Steti/Unton Tarritory Legl".

an

Umret

9,19,000

0,13,00©

Otb"r Admlnirtrativo Servicei

M.000

54.0O0

"65

TTOTAI.

2,69,000

3,69,000

1 1 '*

DEMAND NO. a.—CmmcU of Ministers.

C o u n c il of Ministers . . ..

319

2,66,000

2,66,000

D E M A ND N O. 3,—Secretarial

Secretariat—General S w v i cw

32,40,000

32,40,000

Secretariat—^Socialnnd C o m m u n i ty

376

T,0OO

Service* . . . . ..

1,000

Seorctnriat-Kconomic SMVI'CIM

aofi

I,O0O

1,000

T O T AL

32,42,000

33,42,000

DEMAND NO. 4.—District Administration

District A'lvyiristrAtion

20,1 I,OOO 37^8,63,000

20,11,0O0 353

f"DEMANi> No. \-~AdminislrGt'.vt Services

Other A Imlnistrative Sfr\Hrr'

44,7^,000

44.7B.OOO

DBMAND NO. 6,—Administration of Justice.

3,ga,ooo

Admlnintratloii of Jmttce

a 14

7,6l,0OO

DBUAND No. 7,—Eltrtimi.

3.04,15,000

Election*

ai*

3,04,13,000

5,08,000

Comm 1 in i tv De velopmen t

5,08,000 3'4

3,09,23,000

TOTAL

3,09,33,000

i

Demand for 1979-80

Services and purposei

Voted

Charged Total

Rs.

Rs.

Rs.

DUIAND No. 9.—Fonst

9,000

84,31,000

Forest

84,30,000

DEMAND N O. 10.—Miscellaneous Gtneral

1

1,96,000

Miscellaneous General Services

l ,96,ouo 368

DEMAND N O. I I .— ^Miscellaneous Social

Services.

83,76,000

F o od

83,76,000 309

C a p i t al O u t l ay On o t h er S o c i al a nd C o m-

495

13.97=000

m u n i ty S e r v i c es . . ..

I3.97.ooo

96,73,000

T O T AL

96,73,000

D E M A ND N O. 13.—>ExHse .

60,000

60,000 S t a te E x c i se . . . ..

DEMAND N O. 13,—Pensions and Otfur

Retirement Benefits

89,46,000

30,000

89,76,000 Pensions and O*her Retirement benefits .

266

DEMAND N O, 16.—Police.

3,06,30,000

3,06,30,000 Police

35,90,000

33,90,000 Other Administrative Services

265

342,20,000

3,42,90,000

TOTAL

DBMAND N O. 17.—Jails

J"iU

3,30,000

3,30,000

DEMAND N O. 18.—Public Relations

Information and Publicity .

285

3,31,000

3.3",ooo

DEMAND N O. 19.—Public Works

1,19,000

4,78,91,000

Public Works

4,8o,:o,ooo 259

2,000

S,ooo

Capital Outlay on Public \V0rk3 .

10,000

459

TOTAL

4.78,93.ooo

4,80,20,000

DEMAND No. ao Housing

4,00,000

Housing

4,00,000

DIMAND N o. 2i4—Roads and Bridges

R o a ds a nd B r i d g es . . ..

i>57>W°°

337

'•57>3°.ooo

21,000

2,78,91,000

C a p i t al O u t l ay on R o a ds a nd B r i d g es

"r79)I2.OO0 537

21,000

T O T AL

4,36,42,000

4,36,a 1,000

\

I

a

DeM"jidfor 1979-80

Services and purposo

Voted Charged Total

Rs.

Rs.

DaWAi

4,000

4,000

308 ArOa Development . . ..

306 Gapital'Outlay oji Minor Irriifatioji, Soil

28,00,000

38,00,000

Conservation and Area Development.

28,04,000

TOTAL .

38,04,000

DEUANB NO. 34.—Education, Art andCulturt

1,82,85,000

6,000

3 77 E d u c a t i on . . . ..

1,83,91,000

52,000

2 78 A rt a nd C u l t u re . . ..

52,000

a 1,99,000

6 77 L o a ns f or E d u c a t i o n, A rt a nd C u l t u re

31,99,000

2,05,36,000

T O T AL .

6,000

2,05,42,000

DEMAND N O. aG.—Midical, PMk Htxlth and

Stnitatitn

14,96,000

7,000

15.03,000

380 Medical

1,000

1,000

a8i Family Welfare . . ..

a8a Public Health, Sanitation and Water

5.000

Supply

S,ooo

14,97,000

15,09,000

13,000

TOTAI. .

DEMAND N O. 37.-^Drinking W't'r Plan

38a Publid Health, Sanitation and Water

Supply

$,000

a.5i"92i°oo

3,5J?B3"°00

48a - Capital Outlay on Public Health, Sani-

a.i".a3,ooo

2>l8i33i0oo

tation and Water Supply .

68a Loam for Public Health, Sanitation and

2,16,000

q, 16,000

Water Supply

4,73,23,000

4,70,31,000

$,000

TOTAL .

I

i

DBMANDNO. 39.— Ttwn Planning and

1

Regional Divtlopmnt

2,54,000

2,54,000

1 84 ^ U r b an D e v e l o p m e nt . . ..

JDBMANb No. 30.—TtV><& Aria Dtvihpmtnt

i ll E d u c a t i on . . . ..

67,000

67,000

a 88 S o c i a r S e c u r i ty a nd W e l f a r e.

88,78,000

88,78,000

3 10 A n i m al H u s b a n d ry . . ..

1,08,000

1,08,000

3 13 F o r e st . . . . ..

7,75,000

7"75>°Oo

T O T AL .

98,38,000

98,38,000

DBMAND NO. 31.— Rtlitf and RihtbilitaHen

088 Social Security and Welfare

4,99,11,000

4,99,11,000

688 Loan* for Social Security and Welfare .

1,84,34,000

1,84,34,000

TOTAL .

6J83.43.OOO

6.83,45,000

••

Demand for 1979-Ic )

Services and purposes

Total

^Voted 1 Charged

Ri.

Rs.

Rs.

DEMANIJ N O. 32.—Civil Supplies

7,66,000

3(18 Social Security and Welfare

7>5¹>°oo

4iP3.ooo

509 Capital Outlay on Food

4,03,000

11,68,000

T O T AL .

11,53,00c

D . \i \*D $ J. 31, — Rdief on Account of

Natural Calamities

37,80,53,000

a8g Rcli=f on Account of Natural Calamitiei

>

37,80,53,00c

G95 Loans for other gocial and Community

i.43>97,o"o Services . . . . ..

i.43>97>°oo

39,24,49.000

TOTAL .

39.a4.49.ooo

DEMAND N O. 35.—MiscelUnetus C'mmunity

and Ectntmic Strikes

ao.49.ooo

10,42,000

347 Other Fiscal Services

7>0M)

1,000

5°4 Capital Outlay on other General Eco- nomic Services . . ..

I,OO0

0*^0,000

T O T AL .

30,43,000

DEMAND N O. 36.—Ct-tpirati§n

4,73,6i.""o 298 Cj-operation . . . ..

4>73> '.">••

L-84>5aiOoo 498 Capital Outlay on Co-operation ,

34.55.000

8.79,66,000 698 Loans to Co-operative Societies .

8,79,66,000

13.87,83,000

TOTAL ,

13,87,83,000

D E M A ND N O- 3 7 . —A g r i c u l t u re

2,i9,aS,""o

3 05 Ac;ri c u l t u re . . . ..

1,19,36,0*0

1,38.50,000

7 05 L'>ans f or A g r i c u l t u re

''58,50,000

3.77-7⁶.ooo

T " T AL .

3.77.76,ooo

DEMAND N O. 38.—Mintr Inii*t{"n tni Stil

Conservation

3,M,*a,a""

3 06 M i n or I r r i g a t i on . . ..

3,00,00,090

1,21,aa,soo

3 07 S o il a nd W a t er C o n s e r v a t i "u

t,*i,3a,ooo

4,a 1,23,one

T O T A J. .

4,2t,22,O0O

D U M ^D No. 39.—Animal Husbandry *ni MUM

91,00,000

3ro A n i m al H u s b a n d ry . . ..

10,00,M0

9T,"O,000

3 11 D a i ry D e v e l o p m e nt . . ..

16,00,000

3 1a F i s h e r i es

ie,os,eoo

1,17,00,000

T W T AL .

16,00,000

DEMAND N O. 40,—State EnttrpHsu

i,i7,0o,"*o

24,49,000

320 Industries . . . ..

24,49,"""

4,00,000

336 Capital Outlay on Consumer Industrie*

4,00,000

38,49,000

38,40,000

TOTAL .

I

a

Den"and for 1979-80

Services and purposes

Voted Charged Total DEMAND N O. 41.—Community J)svekpmtnt

R".

Rs.

R".

314 C o m m u n i ty D e v e l o p m e nt .

5,00,000

5,00,000

D E M A ND N O. 42.—Industries

3 30 I n d u s t r i es . . . ..

I I,25;0O,000

1(35,00,000

3111 V i l l a ge a nd S m a ll I n d u s t r i es

60,00,000

60,00,000

• *

7 ao L o a ns for I n d u s t r i al R e s e a r ch a nd

D e v e l o p m e nt . . ..

36,00,000

• ;26,oo,ooo

•<*

731 L o a ns for V i l l a ge a nd S m a ll I n d u s t r i es

ia,8o,or>o

' 12,80,000

T O T AL •

2,33,80,000

3,05,80,000

D E M A ND N O, 4 3 , —M i n ts

3 28 M i n es a nd M i n e r a ls . . ..

I,90,47>°°0

I , 9 ° , 4 7 IO O° DEMAND N o. 44.—Stationary and Printing

26,000

33B Stationery and Printing

a6,ooo 465 Capital Outlay on other Administrative

Services

1,43,000

. 1,40,000

TOTAL .

1,68,000

1,68,000

DEMAND NO. 45.—Loans to Qooemmtnt Striinfi

766 Loan* to Government Servants .

i". 33,000

'3,53,000

DHMAND NO. 4.6 —Irrigation 1

333 Irrigation, Navigation, Drainage and

Flood Control Projects

50,63,000

50,63,000

532 Capital Outlay on Multi-purpose River

Projects

60,000

60,000

533 Capital Outlay on Irrigation, Naviga- tion, Drainage and Flood Control Projects

9,000

iliooo

TOTAL •

51,31,000

50,71,000

60,000

DEMAND No. 47.— Tourism

339 Tourism •

1,34,000

1 1,34,000

DEMAND NO. 48.—.power

734 Loans for Power Projects

6,45,00,00011

6,45,00,000

TOTAL CONSOLIDATED FUND .

1,08,82,07,000

35,66,72,000

'.44.48,99.000

i

No**:—Major Head Nos. ?OQ to 399 are Revenue Henda and 400 to 799 are Capital Heade,

STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS

This Bill is introduced in pursuance of articles 204(1) and 205 of the Constitution and the Proclamation issued under article 356 of the Consti- tution in respect of the State of Rajasthan on the 17th February, 1980 to provide for the appropriation out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Rajasthan of the moneys required to meet the supplementary expenditure charged on the Consolidated Fund of the State of Rajasthan and the grants made by the Lok Sabha for expenditure of the Govern- ment of Rajasthan for the financial year 1979-80.

R. VENKATARAMAN.

PRESIDENT'S RECOMMENDATION UNDER ARTICLE 207 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA

[Copy of letter No F.2(39)-B(S)/80, dated the 12th March, 1980 from Shri R. Venkataraman, Finance¹ Minister to the Secretary, Lok Sabha.]

The President, having! been informed of the subject matter of the proposed Bill to authorise payment and appropriations of certain further sums from and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Rajasthan for the services of the year ending on the 31st day of March, 1980, recommends under clauses (1) and (3) of article 207 of the Constitution read, with, clause (2,) of article 205 thereof and tht Proclamation dated the 17th February, 1980, issued under article 356, the introduction of the Rajasthan Appropriation Bill, 1980 in the Lok Sabha and also the consideration of the Bill.

2. The Bill will be introduced in Lok Sabha after all the Supple- mentary Demands for Grants for 1979-80 have been voted.

BILL No. 54 OF 1980

A Bill to provide for the withdrawal of certain suras from find out of, the

Consolidated Fund of the State of Tamil Nadu for the services .of,,a

part of the -financial year 1980-81.

BE it enacted by Parliament in the Thirty-first Year ofr'thei¹ Republic of India as follows: —

1. This Act may be called the Tamil Nadu Appropriation, (V(tfe ,p" Short title.

Account) Act, 1980.

2. From and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State olTamitNadu there may be withdrawn sums not exceeding those specified j\n_ Column 3 of the Schedule amounting in the aggregate to the, sum, of four, hundred and forty-six crores, thirty-seven lakhs, and eighty-five thousand' rupees towards defraying the several charges which will cqme, in course .pf pay- ment during the financial year 1980-81.

Withdra-

wal of

Rs. 4,46,37,

85,000

from, and

out of the

Consoli-

dated

Fund of

thoStat*

of Tamil

Nadu for

tktt finan-

cial year

1M0-81.

Appro-

pria-

tion.

3. The sums authorised to be withdrawn from and out of the Consoli- dated Fund of the State of Tamil Nadu by this Act shall be appropriated for the services and purposes expressed in the Schedule in relation to the paid year,

rm SCHEDULE

(See sections 2 and 3)

I

a

I

Sums not

exceeding

SeYvlces and purposes

Total

Voted by

Parliament

No, of Vote/ Appr- opria* tion

Charged on

the Consoli-

dated Fund

Rs.

Ri.

Rs.

1,81,02,000

1,81, oa, 000

Land Revenue Department Revenue

i

State HxdaeDopartmeftt . Revenue

38,73,000

38,75,000

a -

Motor Vehicle) Acts—

3

54.39,ooo Administration . . Revenue

2,voO

54,37,000

General Sale* Tax and

4

10,000

Other Tim"and Duties

—Administration . . Revenue

a.53.°3.°oo

a,5".93iO00

Stamps Administration . Revenue

04,68,000

34,68,000

3

1,660

Registration . . . Revenue

99.35,ooo

99,34,000

6

32*4040,000

Dtil Chargts . . Revenue

33,40,20,000

3S,ooo

Stitc 'Legislature . . Revenue

37,60,000

27.95,ooo

7

Elections . . . Revenue

3,74,78,000

3,74.78.000

8

Head' of State, Ministers

9

and Headquarters Staff . Revenue

5,65,84,000

27,50,000

5.3⁸.34.ooo

Milk Supply Scheme! , Revenue

23,73,000

IO

23,72,000

46,000

District Administration . Revenue

6,99,o8,ooo

6,98,68,000

ii •

,a • Adimiaistmtiort of the Tamil Nadu Hindu Religious and' Charitable Endowments Act, 1959 , Revenue

6,000

57,66,000

57,60,000

3*,i7>0QO

Administration of Justice . Revenue

2,33,08,000

a,S9.*5>°oo "3

1,000

Jail Revenue

1,91,63,000

14

1,91,64,000

Police- . . , Revenue

11,000

14,19,91,000

14,30,03,000

15

Fire Services . , Revenue

1,000

1,06,78,000

1,06,79,000

16

2,000

Education . . . Revenue

73,34.86,000

73,24,28,000

17,

Medical . . • Revenue

19,30,83,000

19.50,83,000

|8

1,000

Publio Health . . . Revenue

14,86,30,000

14,86,21,000

I?)

Agriculture . . . Revenue

2,000

17,21,31,000

BO

17."'.33,000

Fisheries . . . Revenue

3,000

1,03,67,000

at

1,03,70,000

Animal Husbandry . . Revenue

1,000

4,96,48.000

2,87,67,00s

3,87,67,000

3.69,85,000

1,000

3,69,86,000

94

58,93,000

58.93.000

05

I

a

1 3

Sums not exceeding

Service^ and purposes

ToUl

Voted by

Parliament

No.o Vote/ Appr pn- - ation

Charged on

the Consoli-

dated Fund

Rs.

Rs.

Rs.

Handloom! and Textiles . Revenue

i.sg.'s.ooo

36

I,59,I5.OOO

Khadi . , . Revenue

37

52,64,000

53,64,000

Community Dovolopment

38

Projects, etc. . . Revenue

16,10,10,000

16. J 0,10,000

1,000

Labour including Factories Revenue

1,88,74,000

1,88,75,000

29

Social Welfare . . Revenue

3,60,63,000

3,60,62,000

30

Welfare of the Scheduled

31

Tribes and Castes, otc. Revenue

20,000

G)37,6;5,ooo

s,37>⁸5.ooo

Welfare of the Backward

32

Glasses, etc, . , Revenue

1,000

2,51,19,000

3,51,18,000

Housing . . . Revenue

3,68,80,000

3,68,80,000

33

Urban Development . Revenue

4.35.94,000

4.35.94.000

34

Civil Supplies . . . Revenue

8,000

1,72,09,000

1,72,01,000

35

Irrigation . . , Revenue

4,000

9,91,17,000

9,91,13,000

36

Public Works—Buildings . Revenue

89,06,000

3S,ooo

88,71,000

37

Public Work:i--Establishment

38

and Tools and Plant . Revenue

3,88,46,000

3.88,46,000

Roads and Bridges . , Revenue

(6,72,28,000

1I6,72,28,000

39

Road Transport Services

40

13,61,000

and Shipping . . R< venii''

-13,60,000

1,000

Relief on Account of

41

0,87,30,000

Natural Calamities . K^vcuue

2,86, j j, 000

r97,(-)no

Pensions and Other Retire-

43

ment Benefits . . l'cvnue

9,62,91,000

9,61,01,000

f 1,90,000

Miscellaneous . , . Rovenue

15,38,89,000

'4,58,000

i5.33,47,ooo 43

Stationery and Printing , Revenue

3,91,44,000

2,89,71,000

1,73,000

44

3,05,97,000

Forest Department . . Revenue

a>o5.95-ooo

2,ooo

45

Compensation and Assign-

46

ments , . . Revenue

7,51,000

6,37,73,000

e.ss.^ooo

Information, Tourism and

47

Film Technology . . Revenue

61,92,000

61,93,000

Capital Outlay on Agricul-

48

60,83,000

ture , . . Capital

f 60,82,000

1,000

Capital Outlay on Indus-

49

i.7."S>73>"oo

1.75.74.000

1,000

trial Development . Capital

Capital Outlay on

50

Irrigation , , , Capital

0,79,63,000

10,79,62,000

Capital Outlay on Public

31

4,50,26,000

6,91,000

4i43.35.ooo

Works—.Building!. . . Capital

52

3.68,15,000

3,68,14,000

1,006

Capital Outlay on Roads and BrU^ei . . . Capital

not exceeding

Sums

Services and purposes

No. of Vote/ Appro- priation

Total

Voted by Par- liament

Charged on the Consoli- dated Fund

Rs.

Rs.

Rs,

53

3,93,000

Capital Oi'tU'y On Road Transport Services an J Shipping . . . Capital

3,23,000

••

2, f),.12,OfK>

2,411,43,000

Capital Outlay on Forests Capital

54

Miscellaneous Capital CHitUly Capital 2,90,44,000

'4,90,46,000

2,000

55

Loans and Adv.incrs by the

;jH, 06,57,000

State Government . Capital

311,06,57,000

Public D"bt—Rrpayirvnt . Capital

5:5,87,16,000

TOTAL .

4,46,37,85,000

92,oi ,93,000

3,54>3.r),93>ooo

STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS

This Bill is introduced in pursuance of articles 204(1) and 206 of the Constitution read with the Proclamation issued under article 356 of the Constitution in respect of the State of Tamil Nadu on the 17th February, 1980 to provide for the appropriation out of the Consolidated Fund of the Slate of Tamil Nadu of the moneys required to meet the expenditure charged on the Consolidated Fund of the State of Tamil Nadu and the grants made in advance by the Lok Sabha in respect of the estimated ex- penditure of the Government of Tamil Nadu, for a part of the financial year 1980-81.

B. VENKATARAMAN.

PRESIDENT'S RECOMMENDATION UNDER ARTICLE 207 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA

[Copy of letter No. F. 2(40)-B(S)/80 dated the 12th March, 1980 from Shri R. Venkataraman, Ffnance Minister to the Secretary, Lok Sabha].

The President, having been informed of the subject matter of the pro- posed Bill to provide for withdrawal of certain sums from and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Tamil Nadu for the services of a part of the financial year 1980-81, recommends under clauses (1) and (3) of article 207, of the Constitution of India, read with clause (2) of> article 206 thereof and the Proclamation dated the 17th February, 1980, issued under article 356 of the Constitution, the introduction of the Tamil Nadu Appropriation (Vote on Account) Bill, 1980, in and the consideration of the Bill by the Lok Sabha.

2. The Bill will be introduced immediately after the Demands for Grants 'on account' for expenditure of the Government of Tamil Nadu for a part of the financial year 1980-81, have been voted.

Biix NO. 53 OF 1980

/ Bill to authorise payment and appropriation oj certain further sums jtum and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Tamil Nadu for the services of the financial year 1979-80-

BE it enacted by Parliament in the Thirty-first Year of the Republic

cf India as follows: —

1. This Act may be called the Tamil Nadu Appropriation Act, 1980.

Short title.

2. From and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Tamil Nadu there may be paid and applied sums not exceeding those specified in column 3 of the Schedule amounting in the aggregate to the sum of two hundred and twenty-four crores, fifty-three lakhs and seventy-three thousand rupees towards defraying the several charges which will come in course of I payment during the financial year 1979-80, in respect of the services specified in column 2 of the Schedule.

Issue of Rfl.2,24,53, 73,000 out of the Consolida- ted Fund of the State of Tamil Nadu for tht financial year 1979-80.

Appropria- tion.

Z. The sums authorised to be paid and applied from and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Tamil Nadu by this Act shall be ap- propriated tor the services and purposes expressed in the Schedule la relation to the said year.

THE SCFTOULE

(Sec sections 2 and 3)

¹

3

Sums not exceeding

Servicei and purposes

, )e- ; mand No.

Total

Voted by Charged on Parliament the Consoli- dated Fund

1

Rs.

Rs

R°.

71,91,000

71,91.000

Land Rcve.iue Department Revenue

i

35>39.ooo

35,39.ooo

Sute Excise Department . Revenue ,

M0n.1t- Vohidci .V.ti- -

10,89,000

10,47,000

.Vl:uiniitration , Revenue

42,000

33,6(5,000

33,fir,000

$,000

GonC";il S:L1O> T;IX 'LIIKI Olhor Taxe; j n .l Uutiei — A.lmin'-')tTu.tif>1i . , Revenue

9,65,000 Re^iitratioti . , , Revenue

9,65,000

18,68,000 St:>(e LeTlslitire . . Rw'iu'X

17,73,000

QS'000

3,47,48,000

3,.j7,.l8,i)oo

&]•} tltvi". . . Re^e "r

H

fie 1.! "'r ''' i!'\ Mi li^r-n.

1,61,64,000 -.n 1 H" rl r u rd u S . ,.fT R'"VTI'H-

i.6i,6],,noo

1,58,000 Ui .tricl A liiiiiiitration . Rrv.-nue

I t

1,58,000

I ''

8.oo,oool Aiminijtrat'on ofthi-Tamil Nadu Hi:i lu R-Ii^iom and Charitable Endow- ments Act, 1 q 59 . Revenue

8,00,000

33,80,000

9,73.000

Administration of Justice - Revenue

'3

88,99,000

14,02,000

88,99,000

[:i7ls . . -• Revenue

i£

" 60,96,000

60,96.000

Pojire . . .. Revenue

-j

11,84,000

11,84,000

Fire Service! . . . Revenue

4,04,73,000

4,0^,72,000

Education . . . Rrvrnu'"

I*⁷

2,03,55,000

3,03,46,000

!•'

••

20

••

at

2,000

22

5,°3,45,ooo

5,°3,45,ooo

-*3

6,ooo

26

SEC. 2] l GA OF . A ,A< ARY 3^71 I 3 3 Sums not exceeding Services and purposes

Total Dc- jnanc N o.

Voted by Charged on Parliament the Consoli- dated Fund

-•—

Rs.

Rs.

Rs.

37 Khadi . . .. Revenue

1,000

1,000

28 Community Development

Projects, etc. . . Revenue

7,66,90,000

7,66,90,000

Lahour lncludin g Factories Reven ue

"9

35,09,000

| 35.09,000

Social Welfare . . Revenue

89,68,000

3°

89,68,000

Welfare of the Scheduled

3'

Triben and Castes, etc. Revenue

9,000

11,000

20,000

33   Housing       .    -     •  Revenue              3,000                          3,000
34   Urban Development        .  Revenue        4,77,43,000                     4,77,42,000
36   Irrigation    ,     .    .  Revenue        6,19,5a,000                     6,19.53.000
37   Public Works—Buildings      Revenue         1,34,33,000

S,6i,aoo

i,39,95>°°°

Public Works—Establish-

38

ment and Tools and Plan I Revenue

3,19,60,000

3,19,60,000

\

Roads and Bridges . . Revenue

13,88,86,000

13,88,86,000 39

Road Transport Services

40

and Shipping . . Revenue

Mi7o,ooo

78,27,000

18,57,000

Relief on Account of Natu-

41

ral Calamities . . Revenue

1,04,08,000

r,o4,o8,ooo

Pensions and Other Retire-

4a

ment Benefits . . Revenue

11,43,000

* *

11,43,000

MibCellaneous . . Rcvcnu <•

1,000

1,000

43

Stationery and Printing . Revenue

I,0OO 44

1,000

Forest Department . Revenue

45

1,05,48,000

1,05,48,000

Compensation and Assign-

46

ments . . . Revenue

1.93,37,000

i,93,3².ooo

Information, Tourism and

47

Film Technology . . Revenue

65,09,000

65,09,000

Compensation to Zamin-

4e

dari . . . Capital

9,03,000

S,ooo

9,03,000

Capital Outlay on Public

49

Health, Sanitation and Water-supply - • Capital

1.37.OM)

4,37.ooo

Capital Outlay on Agri-

50

culture . . . Capital

1,000

1,000

Capital Outlay On Indus-

51

trial Development , Capital

3,86,55,000

3,9',93.°°°

Capital Outlay on Irriga-

58

tion . . .. Capital

7,000

7,000

53 Capital Outlay on Public Works—Buildings . . Capital

S,3S,ooo

3.000

3,000

Capital Outlay on Roads

34

and Bridges . . Capital

1,000

1,000

not exceeding

y Sum*

Services and purpose*

De- m&od NO.

Total

Voted by

Parliament

Charged on

the Consoli-

dated Fund

Ra.

Rl.

55 , Capital Outlay on Kioad Transport Service* and Shipping . . . Capital

4.53.5°.ooo

4"BS"3°.ncio

80,61,000

Capital Outlay on Forests Capital

80,61,000

56

Miscellaneous Capital

57

10,000

11,37,77,000

Outlay . . . Capital

ii^"7i87,ooo

Loan) and Advances by the

58

State Government . Capital

i1a9.a3(83,ooo

TOTAL . . ..

'.a9.a3.83.000

. . , , ,

a,23.95.34,ooo

58,39,000

WMS .73>ooo

STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS

This Bill is introduced in pursuance of articles 204(1) and 205 of th" Constitution and the Proclamation issued under article 356 of the Constitution in respect of the State of Tamil Nadu on the 17th February, 1980 to provide for the appropriation out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Tamil Nadu of the moneys required to meet the supplementary expenditure charged on the Consolidated Fund of the State of Tamil Nadu and the grants made by the Lok Sabha for expenditure of the Government of Tamil Nadu, for the financial year 1979-80.

B. VENKATARAMAN

PRESIDENT'S RECOMMENDATION UNDER ARTICLE 207 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA

[Copy of letter No. F. 2 (40)-B (S) /80, dated the 12th March, 19S0 from Shri R. Venkataraman., Finance Minister to the Secretary, Lok Sabha.]

The President, having been informed of the subject matter of the proposed Bill to authorise payment and appropriation of certain further sums from and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Tamil Nadu for the services of the year ending on the 31st day of March, 1980, recom- mends under clauses (1) and (3) of article 207 of the Constitution read with clause (2) of article 205 thereof and the Proclamation dated the 17th February, 1980, issued under article 356, the introduction of the Tamil Nadu Appropriation Bill, 1980 in the Lok Sabha and also the considera- tion of the Bill.

2. The Bill will be introduced in the Lok Sabha after all the Supple- mentary Demands for Grants for 1979-80 have been voted.

BILL NO. 46 OF 1980

A Bill to provide for the withdrawal of certain sums from and out of the

Consolidated Fund of the State of Uttar Pradesh for the strvices of a

•part of the financial year 1980-81.

BE it enacted by Parliament in the Thirty-first Year of the Republic

of India as follows: —

1. This Act may be called the Uttar Pradesh Appropriation (Vote on

Account) Act, 1980.

Short title.

2. From and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Uttar Pra-

desh there may be withdrawn sums not exceeding those specified In column 3 of the Schedule amounting in the aggregate to the sum of eight hundred fifty-three crores, thirty-four lakhs and eight thousand rupees towards defraying the several charges which will come in course of pay- ment during the financial year 1980-81.

With- drawal of Rs. 8,53, 34, 08, 000 from and out of the Consoli- dated Fund of the State of Uttar Pradesh for the financial year 1980-81.

Appro- priation.

3. The sums authorised to be withdrawn from and out of the Consoli- dated Fund of the State of Uttar Pradesh by this Act shall be appropriat- ed for the services and purposes expressed in the Schedule in relation to the said year.

THE SCHEDULE

(See Sections 2 and 3)

3

I

2

Sums not exceeding

Services and purposes

No.

Vote/

Appro-

pria-

tion

Total

Voted by Charged on

Parliament the Consoli-

dated Fund

Rt.

Rs.

R*.

1

68.24,000

State Legislature .

66,99.000

4,91,000

•2

4,91.000

Governor and hii Secretariat

3

22,86.000

Council of Ministers

22,86,000

4

3,88,37.000

Judicial Department

60,13,000

3,28,24,000

5

5.51,20,000

Elections Department

3,51,20,000

6

14,000

[ 'itutional Finance Department

(Tax on Professions and Sales Tax)

2,82,73,000

2,82,39,000 >

7

13000

itevenuo Department (Board of

Revenue and other Expenditure) .

14,69.32,000

14,69,20,000

Institutional Finance Department

8

1,000

r63,76,0OO"

63,77,000

(Stamps and Registration) \

/

9 Local Self Government and Muni-

m

14.01.12,000

cipal Department]

3,000

14,01,09,000/

53,38,000

2,000

Excise Department . . ..

10

33,36,000

5,80,35,000

2,060

11 Transport Department

3,80,33.000'

12 Institutional Finance Department

12,02*000

(Entertainment and Betting Tax)

12,02,000

Finance Department (Audit, Small

13

1,600

Savings and other Expenditure)

2.13,43,000

2,13,42.000

11,92,77,000

11,92,77,000

•14 Reduction or Avoidance of D ebt

46^8^4,000

46.28,24,000

•15 Interest Payment . . ..

18.87,000

18.87,000

•16 Public Service Commission

2,37.09,000

1,000

17 Secretariat

2,37,08,000

Department of Personnel [and

18

24.35,000

24.35.000

Administrative Reforms

Home Department (Political Pensions,

19

1,06,07,000

and other Expenditure) . ,

1,06,07.000

20 General Administration and other

1.000

29,46.000

29,47,000

Departments .

1,000

3.83.000

Institutional Finance Department

3,82.000

21

Sums not exceeding

Services and purposes

Total

• Votod by Charged on

Parliament the consoli-

dated Fund

No. of

Vote/

Appro-

pria-

tion

Rs.

Rs.

Rs.

National Integration Department

0,44,000

6,44,000

22

Reveati^Depstteent (District Admi-

•23

4,14,70,000

4>14,65.0OO

5,000

nistration)

Finance Department (Treasury and

24

93,551000

93,56,000

Accounts Administration)

1,000

Home Dopartonont {Police)

35,72.33,000

S,ooo

35,72.38.000

25.

Home Department (Jails) .

2,87,57,000

1,000

2,87,58,000

20

Industries Department (Stationery

27

and Printing) . . ..

2.54.62,000

2,54,62,000

Public Works Department F(Non-resi-

28

dentiaJ finildings) . . ..

6,ooo

39,"t.OOO

39,59.-000

yigllance Department

1,000

33,53.000

33.52,000

CM Deftace department .

1,000

2i40.Bl.OOO

2.46.80,000

(10

Finance Department (Superaaauatlon

-Oil

Allowances and Pensions)

9,50,47,000

9,37.93.000

12,52,000

Finance Department (State Lottery) .

2,80.03,000

2,80,03,000

31

Education Department

1.07,23,05,000

33

1.07,23,02,000

Siooo

Technical Education Department

2,94,55,000

34

2,94,54,000

1,000

Sports (Department . . ..

34.49,000

34,49,000

•'"

Cultural Affairs Department

24,68,000

24,67,000

i,"oo

36

Science and Technology Department .

21.37,000

21,37,000

37

Medical Department (Medical) .

24,65.35,000

24,65,31,000

4,000

38

Medical Department (Family Welfare)

6,96,40.000

6,96,39,000

1,000

39

.Medical Department (Public HoaKh) .

J".47.01,000

8.4<*.99,OO0

2,000

(40

41

2,15,000

41,41,000

Public Worlcs Department (Residen-

tial Buildings) .

39.26,000

1,16,09,000

Jjousingftnd.Urban LnndDepartment.

I.16.09J000

• 42

1,000

68,62,000

InfomnatkHi Department .

68,61,000

41

1,66,72,000

(Labour Department (Labour Welfare)

1,66,71,000

z,ooo

44'

1,99.37,000

Labour Department (Employment) .

1,99.30,000

7,000

"5

46 Harijan Sahayak and Social Wel-

fare Department . . ..

1,000

12,49,64,000

*[12/9.63,00O

47 Relief and Rehabilitation Depart-

2,ooo

ment . * . . • Ml.12,000

11,14.000

Revenue Department (Relief Ton

48

7,10.00.000

3,60,00,000

3,60,00,000

account of Natural CalaMtie*)?

1,45,14,000

l,43,M,000

1,000

.49 j Co-operative Department .

12,12,84,000

12,12,77,000

50

7,000

Hill Development Department .

51

1,19,12.000

1,19,12,000

Planning Department

not exceeding

Sums

Services nod purposes

Voted by Parliament

No. of Vote/ Appro- pria- tion

Charged on the Consoli- Total dated Fund

Rs.

Rs.

Rs.

11,10,52.000

Agriculture Department (Agriculture)

11,10,66,000

14,000

52

53 Agriculture Department (Horticultural

1,65,70,000

1,66,57,000 Development)

87,000

1,75,10,000

1,75,11,000 54 Cane Development Department

1,000

14,73,78,000

14,73,81,000 Rural Development Department

3,000

55

2,78,62,000

2,78,69,000 Panchayat! Raj Department

7,000

36

12,35,27,000

12,35,27,000 Area Development Department

57

2J23.3O.000

2,23,60.000 Food and Civil Supplies Department

30&00

58

3,95,36,000

3,95,37,000 Animal Husbandry Department

1,000

59

Animal Husbandry Department

60

34,99tOO0

34,98,000

1,000

(Dairy Development)

32,34,000

32,33*000

1,000

Fisheries Department!

61

8,58.62,000

8,38,67,000

5,000

Forest Department . . ..

62

Industries Department (Heavy and

63

81,919,000

81,90,000

9,006

Medium Industries)

1,61,67,000

1,95,37,000

3,57,04.000 Industries Department (Sugar Industry)

64

Industries Department (Village and

65

6,33,03.000

6,33,03,000 Small Industries) . . ..

Industries Department (Mines and

66

24,52,000

24,51,000

1,000

Minerals)

r8,53,OOO

,54,00"

1,000

Power Department .

67

Irrigation Department (Works-

68

36,64,70,000

36,64,69,800

1,000

Revenue Account) . . ..

16,28,51,000

16,28,54,000

J,OOO

Irrigation Department (Establishment)

69

Public Work* Department (Commu-

70

12,95,13,000

12,95,12,000

3,000

nications) . . . ..

Public Works Department (Funo

71

15,44,000

7,000

15,37,000

tional Buildings) .

Public Works Department- (Estab-

72

8,47,10,000

8,47,08,000

2,000

lishment)

14,61,000

14,61,000

Tourism Department

>4

75

6,13,47.000

6,13,14,000

33,ooo

Public Works Department (Capital Outlay on Non-residential Build- ings)

Public Works Department (Capital

76

2,56,77,000

2,57,85,000

1,08,000

Outlay on Functional Buildings) .

2,24.84,000

2 24,84,000

Medical Department—Capital Outlay

11

Local Self Government Department

1.000

1,000

—Capital Outlay . . ..

Sums not exceeding

Services and purposes

No. of Vote/ Appro- pria- tion

Voted by Charged on Parliament the Consoli- Total

dated Fund

Rs.

Rs.

Rs.

80 Home (Police) Department—.Captial

Outlay

2,95,000

^2.95,000

81 Home (Jails) Department—Capital

Outlay

15,17,000

15,17,000

82 Public Works Department (Capital

Outlay on Residential Buildings) . 3,88,05,000

3,88,22,000

rffioo

83

Relief and Rehabilitation Department-

Capital Outlay . . ..

4,47,000

4,64,000

if.ooo

84

Harljan Sahayalc and Social Welfare

Department—Capital Outlay .

20,00,000

20,00,000

85

Co-operative Department—Capital Out-

4,60,93,000

lay

4,60,93,000

86

Hill Development Department—Capital

Outlay

11,54,49,000

11,54,49,000

87

Industries Department—Capital Out-

lay

4,23,64,000

4.25,31,000

i,6f,ooo

88

Information Department—Capital

Outlay

6,67,000

I6.67.OOO

89

Panchayati Raj Department—Capital

Outlay .

17,000

17,000

90

6,25,000

Institutional Finance Department- Capital Outlay . . ..

6,25,000

91

Industries Department (Sugar, Indus*

66,57,000

66,67,000 try)—Capital Outlay

92

Revenue Department (Compensa- tion in connection with Zanflndari Abolition) . . ..

4,54,000

4,54,000

93

Agriculture Department—Capital

Outlay

12,14,42,000

12,14,59,000

1J,000

94

Rural Development Department-

29,75,000

j 29,75,000 Capital Outlay J,.r'.

95

[16.34,000 Area Development Department— Capital Outlay . . ..

16.34,000

96

Planning Department—Capital Outlay

33,000

33,000

F°od and Oivil Supplies Department-

57,56,33,000 Capital Outlay

57,56,33,000

97

^ nlmal Husbandry Department- Capital Outlay . . ..

98

8,47,000

8,47,000

Animal Husbandry Department (Dairy

99 Development)—Capital Out- lay

1,34,000

1,34,000

No.

Sums not exceeding

Services and purposes

of Vote/ Appro- priation

Voted by Parliament

Total

CLaived on the Conso- lidated Fund

Rs.

Rs. ' Rs.

Fisheries Department-Capital Outlay

100

1,46.000

3,46,000

Forest Department—Capital Outlay .

101

3,91,000

1,000

3,92,000

102 Irrigation Department—Capital Outlay

on Works

80,53,53,000

1,000

80.53,54,000

103 Irrigation Department—(Capital Out- lay on Multipurpose River Pro- jects)

12,68,28,000

12,68,28,000^

Public Works Department (Capital

104

Outlay on Communications) .

16,51,88,0003

16,51,71,000

i7>ooo

105 Transport Department—Capital Outlay

1.000

1,000

Loans taken by the State Government.

•107

52,9S>38

32,95,38,000

Education Department—Loans and

108

Advances

28,67,000

28,67,000

109 Technical Education Department—Loans

and Advances . . ..

1,67,000

1,67,000

Local Self Government Department—

no

Loans and Advances

3,08,22,000

3.08,22,000

Housing Department—Loans and Ad-

111

vances • • • . ..

95,42,000

95,42,000

Revenue Department—Loans and

112

Advances

52,68.000

52,68,000

Relief and Rehabilitation Department-

H3

Loans and Advances

8,17.000

8,17,000

nduslries Department—Loans and

114

Advances

2.45,87,000

2.45,87,000

115

1,32,23,000

Hill Development Department—Loans and Advances . . ..

1,32.23,000

116

20,000

Forest Department—Loans and Ad- vances . . . . ..

20,000

National Integration Department—

117

50,000

Loans and Advances

50,000

i

Industries Department (Sugar Indus-

1,33.33,000

try)—Loans and Advances

1,33,33,000

118

Co-operative Department—Loans and

16,27.000

Advances

[ 16,27,000

119

Agriculture Department—Loans and

86,67,000

Advances . . . ..

86,67,000

120

Area Development Department-

2,50,00.000

Loans and Advances

2,50,00,000

121

Animal Husbandry Department—

Loans and Advances

3,000

3.000

122

PowerDepartmont—Loana and Advances 36,<58,17,0OO

56.68,17,000

123

Finance Department—Loans and

125 Advances

93,33,000

93,33,000

TOTAL

7,35,89,74,000

8.53.34,0&000

h*7t44>34>ooo

•Serial numberfelaUngtoCAorjin/ appropriation.

STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS

This Bill is introduced in pursuance of articles 204(1) and 206 of the Constitution read with the Proclamation issued under article 356 of the Constitution in respect of the State of Uttar Pradesh on the 17th February, 1980 to provide for the appropriation out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Uttar Pradesh of the moneys required to meet the expendi- ture charged on the Consolidated Fund of the State of Uttar Pradesh and the grants made in advance by the Lok Sabha in respect of the estimated expenditure of the Government of Uttar Pradesh, for a part of the financial year 1980-81.

R. VENKATARAMAN.

PRESIDENT'S RECOMMENDATION UNDER ARTICLE 207 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA

[Copy of letter No. F. 2(32)-B(S)/80, dated the 12th March, 1980 irom Shri R. Venkataraman, Minister of Finance to the Secretary, Lok Sabha.]

The t*resident, having been informed of the subject matter of the proposed Bill to provide for the withdrawal of certain sums from and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Uttar Pradesh for the services of a part of the financial year 1980-81, recommends under clauses (1) and (3) of article 207 of the Constitution read with clause (2) of article 206 thereof and the Proclamation dated the 17th day of February, 1980 issued under article 356 of the Constitution, the introduction of the Uttar Pra- desh Appropriation (Vote on Account) Bill, 1980 in, and the consideration of the Bill by, the Lok Sabha.

2. The Bill will be introduced immediately after the Demands for Grants 'on account' for expenditure of the Government of the State of Uttar Pradesh for a part of the financial year 1980-81 have been voted.

B I LL N O. 45 OF 1980

A Bill to authorise payment and appropriation of certain further sums

-frovi and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Uttar Pradesh

for the services of the financial year 1979-80.

BE it enacted by Parliament in the Thirty-first Year of the Republic

of India as follows: —

1. This Aci may be called the Uttar Pradesh Appropriation Act, 1980. Short title.

2. From and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Uttar Pra- desh there may be paid and applied sums not exceeding those specified In column 3 of the Schedule amounting in the aggregate to the Jnurn of flftv-nvc crores, two lakhs and twenty-six thousand rupees towards de- fraying the several charges which will come in course of payment during the financial year 1979-fiO, in respect of the services specified in column 2 of the Schedule.

Issue of RB. 05,02, 26,000 out of the Conso. Mated Fund of the State of Uttar Pradesh for the financial year 1979-80.

Appro- priation, 3. The sums authorised to be paid and applied from and out of the Consolidated Fundi of the State of Uttar Pradesh by this Act shall be ap- propriated for the services and purposes expressed in the Schedule in re- lation to the said year.

THE SCHEDULE

(See sections 2 and 3)

2

1

Sendees and purposes*

Sums not exceeding

Voted by Par-

Grant/ Serial No.

Total

liament

Charged on the Consoli- dated Fund

RS.

Rl.

R".

State Legislature

55.000

55,000 1

8 o,ooo

Governor and his Secretariat

'80,000 •2

Judicial Department

8,95,000 4

54,000

8,41,000}

 9     Local-Self  Government and  Municipal
        Department                                6.97,28,000                    6.97,28,000
14     Finance Department  (Audit,  National
        Savings and other  expenditure)  .         2,07,42,000                   2,07,42,000

1,000

1,000 Interest Payments . . ..

*16

gl.000

91,000 Public Service Commission .

•17

41.22,000 Secretariat . . ..

41,22,000

18

19 Department of Personnel and Adminis-

% 1,000 trative Reforms . . ..

1,000

General Administration and other

21

9-,46,000

9,46,000

Departments

1,000

1,000

National Integration Department

23

6o,noo

26     Home  Department  (Polke)                                                    60,000
28     Industries  Department  (Stationery and
        Printing)                                  ',00,00.000                   1,00,00,000
29     Public Works  Department  (Non-Resi-
        dential Buildings)     .   .    ..             37,000                      "  37,000
34     Education  Department                            2.000                         2;000
35     Technical  Education  Department                  1,000                      11,000
37     Cultural  Affairs  Department                   .58,000                       58.000
39      Medical  Department  (Medical)               19.03,000                    19,03,000
40     Medical  Depnrtmont  (Family  Welfare)        18,14.000                   "MS. 14,000
41     Medical  Department  (Public  Health)  .          1,000                      Tf 1,000
45     Information  Department                        2,90,000                    £2.90,000
46     Labour  Dep;i rtment  (Labour  Welfare)       19,06,000                    '19.06,000
47     Labour  Department  (Employment)     .         2,45.000                     ;>?.,45,000
48     Harljan  Sahayak  and  Social  Welfare
        Department                                      .'2,000'                     T 2,000

Serial number relating to Charged appropriation.

Services and purposes

Sums not exceeding

Qrant^ Serial No.

¹

Total

Voted by Charged on Parliament the Consoli- dated Fund

Rs.

Rs.

Rs.

50 Revenue Department (Relief on account

of Natural Calamities) .

1,000

1,000

Co-operative Department .

3,000

3,000 52

Special and Backward Areas

2,000

2,000 53

20,01,000

Agriculture Department (Agriculture)

2Oi55,0O0

54,000

55

1,000

1,000 Cane Development Department

57

3,80,01,000

3,80,01,000 Rural Development Department .

58

Area Development Department .

10,00,00,000 61

10,00,00,000

Food and Civil Supplies Department .

62

2,94,000

2,94,000

Animal Husbandry Department .

63

1,000

1,000

Fisheries Department . . ..

65

1,77,000

1,77,000

Forest Department . . ..

60

1,000

1,000

67 Industries Department (HC£ivy and

Medium Industries)

1,60,00,000

1,60,00,000

69 Industries Department (Village and

Small Industries)

3.31,91,000

3,31,91,000

70 Industries Department (Mines and

4,000 Minerals)

4,000

75 Public Works Department (Communi-

1,77,OOC cations)

1,77,000

82 Public Works Department (Capital

1,40,00,000 Outlay on Non-residential Buildings) 1,40,00,000

Home (Jails) Department—Capita] Out-

86

1,15,000 lay

1,13,000

87 Public Works Department (Capital

54,05,000

54,05,000

Outlay on Residential Buildings) .

88A Harijan Sahayak and Social Welfare

Department—Capital Outlay

1,30,00,000

1,30,00,000

89 Co-operative Department—Capital Out-

lay . . . . ..

2,33,45,000

2,33,45,000

91 Industries Department—Capital Outlay

4,25.01,000

4,25,01,000

,92 Information Department—Capital Out-

lay

95

97

Services and purposes

Sums not exceeding

Grant/ Serial No.

Total

Voted by Par- Charged on liament the Consoli- dated Fund

Rs.

Rs.

Rs.

105

11,56,000 Irrigation Department—Capital Outlay on Works . . . ..

11,56,000

Public Works Department—Capital Out-

107

2,000

2,000 lay on Communications

Industries Department—Loa"s and

117

1,000

Advances

1,000

Special and Backward Areas—Loans

118

75,00,000

and Advances . . ..

75,00,000-

Industries Department (Sugar Indus-

121

6,09,00,000

6,09,00,000 try)—Loans and Advances

Co-operative Department—Loans and

122

2,75,75,000

2,75,75,000 Advance*

125

l'66,00,000

66,00,00 0 Animal Husbandry Department—Loans and Advances . . ..

i

54,79,39,000

55,02,26,090..

TOTAL

22,87,00c

STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS

This Bill is introduced in pursuance of articles 204(1) and 205 of the Constitution and the Proclamation issued under article 356 of the Consti- tution in respect of the State of Uttar Pradesh on the 17th February, 1980 to provide for the appropriation out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Uttar Pradesh of the moneys required to meet the supplementary expenditure charged on the Consolidated Fund of the State of Uttar Pradesh and the grants made by the Lok Sabha for expenditure of the Government of Uttar Pradesh for the financial year 1979-80.

R. VENKATARAMAN.

PRESIDENT'S RECOMMENDATION UNDER ARTICLE 207 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA

[Copy of letter No. F. 2(32)-B(S)|/80, dated the 12th March, I960 from Shri R. Venkataraman, Minister of Finance to the Secretary, Lok Sabha.]

The President, having' been informed of the subject matter of the proposed Bill to authorise payment and appropriation of certain further sums from and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Uttar Pradesh for the services of the year ending on the 31st day of March, 1980, recommends under clauses (1) and (3) of article 207 of the Constitution read with clause (2) of article 205 thereof and the Proclamation dated the 17th day of February, 1980 issued under article 356 of the Constitu- tion, the introduction of the Uttar Pradesh Appropriation Bill, 1980 in the Lok Sabha and also the consideration of the Bill.

2. The Bill will be introduced in the Lok Sabha after all the Supple- mentary Demands for Grants for 1979-80 have been voted.

AVTAR SINGH RIKHY,

Secretary.

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