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SHRI MAHAJAN CONVENES MEETING WITH SECRETARIES & SENIOR OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS GOVERNMENT BUSINESS DURING MONSOON SESSION OF PARLIAMENT
New Delhi ~ July 13, 2001
Union Minister for Information Technology & Parliamentary Affairs Shri Pramod Mahajan today convened a meeting with Secretaries & Senior officials of various Government departments to discuss and identify the Government business during the forthcoming monsoon session of Parliament which is commencing on 23rd July 2001. The session will provide 29 sittings and is likely to adjourn on 31st August 2001. The meeting identified certain important Bills which the Government intends to bring forward for consideration and passing during the forthcoming session. The Bills are:
The Protection of Plant Varieties and Farmers" Rights Bill 2000 as reported by Joint Committee
The Live-Stock Importation (Amendment) Bill 2001 (To replace Ordinance)
The Uttar Pradesh Sugarcane Cess (Validation) Repeal Bill 2001
The Sugarcane Cess (Validation) Repeal Bill 2001
The Food Corporations (Amendment) Bill 2001 (To replace Ordinance)
The Warehousing Corporations (Amendment) Bill 2001
The Indian Council of World Affairs Bill 2001
The Banking Companies (Legal Practitioners Clients' Accounts) Repeal Bill 2001
The General Insurance Business (Nationalisation) Amendment Bill 2001
The Hyderabad Export Duties (Validation) Repeal Bill 2001
The Central Sales Tax (Amendment) Bill 2001
Other important Bills that are being considered for consideration and passing during the forthcoming session also include:
The Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research Chandigarh (Amendment) Bill 2001
The Vaccination Repeal Bill 2000
The Indian Medical Council (Amendment) Bill 2001
The Saint John Ambulance Association India Transfer of Funds (Repeal) Bill 2001
The Prenatal Diagnostic Techniques (Regulation & Prevention of Misuse) Amendment Bill 2001
The North-Eastern Council (Amendment) Bill 1998
The Influx from Pakistan (Control) Repealing (Repeal) Bill 2001
The Government of Union Territories and Government of NCT of Delhi (Amendment) Bill 2001
The Two-Member Constituencies (Abolition) and other Laws Repeal Bill 2001
The Code of Criminal Procedure (Amendment) Bill 2001
The Auroville (Emergency provisions) ( Amendment ) Bill 2001
The Salaries Allowances Leave and Pensions of Officers & Servants of Delhi High Court Bill 1994
The Salaries Allowances Leave and Pensions of the Officers and Servants of Supreme Court Bill 1994
The Constitution 85th Amendment Bill 1999
The Marriage Laws Amendment Bill 2001
The Central Vigilance Commission Bill 2000 as reported by Joint Committee the Lok Pal Bill 2001
The National Gas Regulatory Board Bill 2001
The Energy Conservation Bill 2000
The Electricity Regulatory Commission Amendment Bill 2001
The Indian Railways Companies Repeal Bill 2001
The Railway Companies (Substitution of Parties in Civil Proceedings) (Repeal) Bill 2001
The Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill 2001
The Inland Waterways Authority of India (Amendment) Bill 2001
The National Commission for Safai Karamcharis (Amendment) Bill 2001
The Delhi Rent (Amendment) Bill 1997
The Provision of the Municipalities (Extension to Scheduled Areas) Bill 2001
The Trade Unions (Amendment) Bill 2000
The Industrial Disputes (Banking Companies) Decision (Repeal) Bill 2001 & The Inter-State Water Disputes Amendment Bill 2001.
During the forthcoming monsoon session the following Bills are likely to be introduced. The Bills identified are as follows:- The Agricultural & Processed Foods Products Export Development Authority (Amendment) Bill 2001
The Communication Convergence Bill 2001
The Passport Amendment Bill 2001
The Negotiable Instrument Amendment Bill 2001
The Insurance Act (Amendment) Bill 2001
The Companies Amendment Bill 2001
The Competition Bill 2001
The Offshore Areas Mineral (Development & Regulation) Bill 2001 & The Delhi Apartment Ownership Bill 2001.
In addition to the above mentioned business
the resolution regarding imposition of Presidents Rule in the State of
Manipur will be brought forward for consideration and adoption by both Houses of Parliament before 2nd August 2001.
Priority will also be given for Consideration Discussion and Voting on Supplementary Demand for Grants (General) for 2001-2002 and Demand for Excess Grant (General) for 1998-99.
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