SESSION REVIEW NINTH SESSION (WINTER SESSION) OF FOURTH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY-
9TH
JANUARY TO 13TH JANUARY, 2012
Dear
I have the honour to apprise you with the Business conducted by the Delhi
Legislative Assembly during the recently concluded Ninth Session (Winter
Session) of the Fourth Legislative Assembly.
The Session commenced on the 9th January, 2012 and was
adjourned sine die on the 13th January, 2012 after holding five
sittings. A brief summary of the
various businesses disposed by the House during the Session is as follows:
Sh. Tejendra Khanna, Hon'ble Lt. Governor of
Questions:
Total 426 notices of questions were received during this Session, including 80
Starred Questions & 298 Un-starred Questions. 07 questions were clubbed.
Total 41 questions were rejected due to various reasons.
Out of the 80
questions listed for oral answering, the Ministers concerned in the House
replied 17 questions and the Members asked 66 Supplementary Questions on them.
Legislative Business:
Following two
Government Bills were introduced and passed by the House:
1.
The
2.
The
Papers laid on the
Table:
As
per established tradition, Chief Minister & Ministers laid copies of 54
notifications issued from time to time by their respective departments during
prorogation.
Presentation of Reports
of the Committees:
Reports of the three Committees were introduced and passed in the House during
this Session:
Special Mention (Rule
280):
The Members raised 47 matters during this Session as special mention by which
they drew the attention of the House on different issues.
On 07 issues, keeping in view the importance of the problem, concerned
Ministers intervened and replied.
Short Duration
Discussion:
Two Short
Duration Discussions were listed in the House during this Session:
1. Discussion on benefits of trifurcation of MCD
for better administrative arrangement and
public conveniences. |
2. Discussion on deteriorating law and order
situation in |
The House discussed
first matter i.e., Discussion on benefits of trifurcation of MCD for better
administrative arrangement and public conveniences. The second listed discussion
on deteriorating law and order situation in
Resolutions of the
Private Members:
Friday, 13th January, 2012
Shri Naseeb Singh moved
the following resolution:
This House resolves
that Sections 35 and 92 of Delhi Co-operative Societies Act, 2003 and Rules of
2007 which come in the category of public interest, be suitably amended for the
welfare of the citizens of
(Withdrawn after discussion)
Shri Mohan Singh Bisht
moved the following resolution:
This House resolves
that pension to Senior Citizens, Handicapped Persons, Widows and destitute women
be increased from Rs. 1000/- to Rs. 2000/- per month.
(Rejected after
discussion).
Shri Veer Singh Dhingan
moved the following resolution:
This House resolves
that all the Leprosy patients of the Leprosy Homes, who are receiving
maintenance allowances pension from the Government, shall be treated as BPL,
even if they possess APL ration cards.
(Withdrawn after discussion).
This House was
adjourned sine-die on the 13th January, 2012 with the rendering of
the National Anthem (Jana Gana Mana).
With high regards.
Yours
Sincerely,
(P.N.Mishra)
Shri-------------------------------