Video 37/6- Statutory Resolutions-

Описание: Statutory Resolutions-
Resolutions tabled ‘in pursuance of a provision in the Constitution or an Act of
Parliament’ are termed Statutory Resolutions. Notice of such resolutions may be
given either by a Minister or by a private member. Certain enactments, however,
expressly require the Government to bring forward a resolution within a specified
period of time.
There is no particular period of notice for moving a statutory resolution unless
the period itself is prescribed in the particular article of the Constitution or in the
section of the Statute under which it is tabled. The procedure regarding admission
of a Statutory Resolution, moving of amendments thereto and its disposal is the same
as for other resolutions.
A Statutory Resolution, after it has been admitted by the Speaker, is published
in the Bulletin under the heading ‘Statutory Resolution’ for information of the members
and even if a private member has given notice of it, the resolution is not subject to
ballot.
After a Statutory Resolution has been admitted and published in the Bulletin,
notices of identical Statutory Resolution tabled subsequently by members are not
again published in the Bulletin. Instead, when the Statutory Resolution is included
in the List of Business, below the names of members published in the Bulletin.
Time for discussion of a statutory resolution is provided by the Government
from the time allocated for Government business. The allocation of time for each such
resolution is made by the House on the recommendation of the Business Advisory
Committee which, after considering the state of business in the House and the
importance of the resolution, recommends the time necessary for discussion of the
resolution.
Resolutions under the Constitution
The Constitution provides for resolutions to be moved in Parliament for the
following purposes:
Impeachment of the President
Removal of the Vice-President
Removal of the Deputy Chairman of Rajya Sabha
Removal of the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker
Disapproval of the Ordinances Promulgated by the President
Legislation by Parliament with Respect to a matter in the State List
Creation of All-India Services in National Interest
Approval of Proclamation of Emergency and Proclamation issued in case of
failure of constitutional machinery in a State.
Courtesy- (Kaul& Shakdher)