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A BRIEF REPORT

OF

The. Business Transacted during the Second Session - -- (June-July) 1 995//

The Second Legislative Assembly

of the

State of Goa

ISSUED BY

THE GOA LEGISLATURE SECRETARIAT PANAJI-GOA

1995

9 PREFACE -

This booklet contains a Journal of the Business transacted during the Second Session (June-July) 1995 of the Second Legislative Assembly of the State of Goa prepared in pursuance of the provisions of Rule-293 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of the Business of the Goa Legislative Assembly,

I Statistical information in regard to some of the items is given wherever possible.

AssembIy Hall, Panaji 22- 1- 1996

ASHOK B, ULMAN

Secrktary to the Legislative Assembly of the State of Goa

4 TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 . Brief Report of Third Session (June-July) 1995 of the Second Legislative Assembly of the State Goa

2. Statement No. 1 - Dates of Meetings.

3. Statement No. 2 - Attendance of Members.

4. Statement No. 3 - Percentage of attendance af Members.

5. Statement No. 4 - , Summary of business transacted during the Third Session of the Second Legislative Assembly of the State of Goa.

6. Statement No. 5 - Demands for Grants for the year 1995-96.

7. StatementNo.6 - Statistical information regardisg Government Bills.

8. Statement No. 7 - Statistical information regarding Private Members Bills.

9. Statement No. 8 - Departmentwise statistical information of Starred Questions.

10. Statement No. 9. - Departmentwise statistical information of Unstarred Questions.

11. Statement No. 10 - Departmentwise statistical information of Short Notice Questions.

12. Statement No. 11 - Disposal of Short Notice Questions.

13. Statement No, 12 - Calling Attention Notices (Notice under Ruie 63);

14. Statement No. 13 - Non-official Resolutions.

15. Statement No. 14 - Presentation of Reports.

16. Statement No. 15 - List of papers laid on the Table of the House.

17. Statement No. 16 - Other announcements.

v 4 A Brief Report of the Second Session (Juee-JlrIy) 1 9 s sf tlee Sewad -a- tive Assembly of the State of Goa.

* The Second Session (June-July) 1995 of the Second Legislative Assembly of the State of Goa commenced at the Assembly Hall Panaji on Monday, the 26h Juae, 1995. The House-was adjourned on 3 1 st July, 1995.

Motion of Condolence

Motion of condolence was moved on passing away of Shri Mora~ji Desai, Ex- i

Prime Minister of India on 27th June, 1995.

-3 Motion of Congratulation.

Motion of congratulation to M. Boyer, awkdee, was moved on 1 lth July, 1995.

Governor's Address C

Shri Gopal Ramanujam addressed the Legislative Assembly under 176(l) of rhe Constitution of India on 24.3.1995. A copy of the Governor's Address was laid on the Table of the House on the same day. The motion of Thanks to Governor's Address was moved on 26.6.1995. Discussion on the Motion of Thanks took place on 26th 27th aad " 28th June, 1995.

Government Resolution

Resolution to withdraw the Goa, Daman and Diu Protectq of Land Bill, 1982 (Bill No. 5 of 1982) which is pending for Presidential assent is adopted on 3 1st July, 1995.

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+ - Financial Business

The General discussion on the Budget for the year 1995-96 took place for three days i. e. 29th June, 1995,3rd and 4th July, 1995. In all 66 Demands were set forth for discussion and voting. The discussion and voting on Demands took place for 15 days i. e. 5th. 6th, loth, 1 lth, 12th, 13th 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th and 31st July, 1995.

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(Vide Statement No. 5)

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Gbvernment Legislative Business

Six Bills were introduced during the Session and all six were passed.


Private Members Bills

Notice to introduce three Bills were received. One Bill introduced during the Session was withdrawn at the stage of consideration one,Bill was not moved as the mover was absent A d one Bill was referred to Select ~ o m z t t e e . One Bill was passed.


Notices of 835 Starred 79 Unstarred Questions were received

Questions Starred Unstaned Total

Received 835 79 914

Starred Questions converted

as Unstarred - 139 139

Disallowed, Withdrawn, referred

to Members etc. , 52 - 52 ,

Consolidated 26 - 26

Admitted 618 - 618

Replied 135 - 135

Not reached 483 - 483

Not put - - -

(Vide Statement No. 8 & 9)

Short Notice Questions

6 short notice questions were received. Three Questions were disallowed. Two were withdrawn and one was consolidated.

(Vide Statement No. 10 & 11)

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Calling Attention (notice under rule 63)

' Twenty three calling attention notices were received out of which eight were admitted. *


Non-official Resolutions

5 days were alloted for Private Members Business. 31 Notices of Resolution were received out of which 25 were admitted

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9 Presentation of Report

A fourth Report of the Budget Committee 1995-96 on issues related to the roads (including highways) water supply and power was presented to the House.


List of papers laid on the Table of the House

Eleven papers were laid on the Table of the House. 5


Other Announcements:

Secretary announced assents to thirteen Bills.

(Vide Statement No: 16)

STA-NT No. 1

Dates of meetings

s;. No. Ditaes of From To Total hrs. Period M. meetings

2.30 p. m. 4.40 p. m. 5.22 p. m. 7.00 p. rn.

2.30 p. m. 4.00 p. rn. 4.32 p. m. 10.00 p. m.

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STATEMENT No. 2

Attendance of Members (Excluding Speaker, Dy. Speaker, Ministers and Leader d Opposition)

Date Absent ----- Present

STATEMENT No. 3

Percentage of attendance of each Member of the Legislative Assembly (ex- ciuding Speaker, Dy. Speaker and Leader of Opposition)

Sr. No Name of Member No. of days Percentage attended

the Session -

1. Shri Parshuram N. Kotkar

2. Shri Surendra V. Sirsat

Smt. Fatima D'Sa

Shri Manohar G. Prabhu Parrikar

Smt. Victoria Fernandes

Dr. Carmo Pegado

Shri Krishna S. Kuttikar

Shri Pandurang K. Bhatale

Smt. Shashikala G. Kakodkar

Shri Sadanand U. Malik

11. Shri Narahari H. Haldankar 26 100%.

12. Shri Shivdas A. Verenkar 23 88.46%,

23. Shri Shripad V. Naik 24 92.30%

14. Shri Manuel Vaz 2 1 80.7%

15. Shri Aleixo Sequeira

16. Shri Churchill Alemao

17. Shri Digambar Kamat

- 18. Shri Antonio D. Gaonkar 23 88.46%

19. Shri Manu Fernandes 4 15,3852

20. Shri Arecio A. D. Souza 26 1 M) Ti,

21. Shri Vishnu Prabhu 26 1 oCt%

22. Shri Pandu V. Naik 25 I(H%

23. Shri Prakash S. Velip 25 100

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STATEMENT No. 4

Summary of Business transacted by the Goa Legislative Assembiy day-to-day during the Second Session. 1995.

Monday, the 26th June, 9 995

I. i Six Starred Questions were answered. ii) Ten Starred Questions were notreached and were transferred to Unstar-

red List. iii) Two Unstarred Questions were answered.

fl . Chief Minister laid on the Table of the House:-

) The Annual Administration Report of the Government of Goa for the year 1993-94.

i i ) Annua! Accounts (Balance Sheet, Income & Expenditure Account, Schedules to Balance Sheet, Schedules to Income & Expenditure Account & Receipts and Payments Account).

111) The Audit Report on the above Accounts.

il! Secrctary announced the Assent to Thirteen Bills.

1 . Hon. Speaker presented the Report of the Business Advisory Committee to the House. The Minister for Legislative Affairs moved that the Report be adopted. Motion was proposed. Motion was put to vote and carried.

't: The Minister for Legislative Affairs announced the Business to be transacted dunng the cnsuing week.

\'I Shri Manohar Parrikar, MI-A called the attention of the Minister for Power to the following matter of urgent public importance:-

"Anxiciy created In the mlnds of the people of Goa over the reported news rn tile Maharashtra Times and other National Dailies of 25/6/95 that power ilnlt at Koyna in Maharashtra IS likely to be shut down in 7-8 days and the Goa being the tail ender in recei~ring the power from Maharashtra vla Kolhapur area (Koyna) is likely to undergo the power crisis due to &version of power supply to the other parts in Maharashtra which may further Jetenorate the power situation when Goa State is already facing

problems of low voltage and frequent shut down and therefore the steps government intends to take in the matter."

The Minister for Power promised to make as statement on 30/6/95

VII. Shri Aleixo Sequeira, MLA moved the following Motion:

"That an Address be presented to the Governor in the following terms:

"That the Members of the Legislative Assembly of Goa assembled in this Session are deeply geateful to the Governor for the Address which he has been pleased to deliver to the House on 24th March, 1995.

The motion was seconded by Shri Krishna Kuttikar, MLA. Dr. Kashinath Jhalmi, Leader of Opposition moved the following amendments to the Motion of Thanks to the Governor's Address.

"But regrets that there is no mention of:-

1) Failure of Government to spell out the industrial p~licy thereby giving a bad industrial signal for foreign investment in the State, pmicularly in light of rejection of projects like Nylon 6,6.

2) Failure of Government to arrive at an amicable settlement between the Management and striking workers of Hindustan Ciba Geigy, Corlim.

3) Failure of the Government to curb the alarming rise in mime rate.

4) Unwarranted plan of the Government in allowing the Govt. land in front of Circuit House Altinho, to be developed by private developer.

5 ) Unjust, unlawful conversion of land at Ana Fonte spring aEMargao, by SPDA for the benefit of private land developer.

6 ) Failure of Government to complete in time the works of Chapoli Tank at Canacona thereby allowing the price escalation to the benefit of contractor.

7) Inordinate delay in issuing the Sanads to the Kume~i cultivators as also to the tenants all over the State.

8) Failure of the Government to implement the Satelite township project at Colvale, thereby not utilizing the sanctioned amount of over twenty crores rupees to Government of India for the reason of non utilisation.

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9) Plans of the Government to have untimely transfer orders of Primary ( t

Teachers in the State,

10) Complete disregard to the feeling of peqle in general and teachers in i

particular over the sud&a,&tra$u-gt-@a of books prepared by NCERT, New Delhi.

1 1. Ramp- cmpt ion in every field of Administration.

12) Failure of Government to select site and dispose off efficiently the garbage in cities in Goa." -.

Shri Shfipad N&, MLA moved the following Amendments to the Motion of Thanks to the Governor's Address.

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"But regrets that there is no mention of:-

1. Failure of Employment Exchange in providing adequate job opportunities to the unemployed youths resulting into massive increase in the live register. >

2. Furtherfailure in computerising the live register of Employment Exchange at Margaa.

3. Failure in widening the roads to cater the needs due to manifold rise in I

vehicles resulting into increase of accidents in the State.

4. Failure to implement K. T. C. plateau, power sub-station for Tiswadi-Taluka within schedded time period forcing Tiswadi into power problems.

5. Failure in providing permanent solution to the garbage disposal issue in Panaji City. I

6. Failure in providing smooth and proper water supply to the Urban Centres like Panaji, Vasco, Mapusa and many other villages as also failure to implement water supply to Pernem Taluka.

7. Down scaling the target of foodgrain production as compared to the previous yes.

8. Faillure to disbwse subsidy to industries in time for the the needy.

9. Failure to formulate proper policy of education and transfer of the teachers.

/' 0 Failure to provide necessary staff including doctors and para medical staff of

various hospitals and health centres in the State.

1 1. Failure to implement its own promise of regularising MR/ daily wages who have completed 5 years in the daily service.

12. Failure to formulate proper policy on NCERT mattcxs resulting in permanent damage to the future of the children.

Seven Members took part in the debate.

Tuesday, the 27th June, 1995

1; i) Five Starred Questions were answered

ii) One Starred Question was postponed.

iii) Five Starred Questions were not reached and were transferred to Unstarred List.

iv) One Unstarred Question was answered.

11. S k i Surendra V. Sirsat, MLA moved the following condolatory motion:-

"This House expresses its deepest sorrow at the passing away of Shri Morarji Desai, Ex-Prime Minister of India aprominentfreedom fighter, an ardent Gandhian, a staunch prohibitionist and a geat son of India and an able Administrator. In his death on 1014195 India has lost a great and illustrious statesman."

Motion was proposed. -.A

Seven Members took part in the Debate. One minute silence was observed as a mark of respect to the departed soul.

ID. Shri Shripad Naik,'MLA called the attention of the Chief Minister to the following matter of urgent public importance:-

"Anxiety and fear in the minds of the students due to failure of the Goa Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education to implement the direction given by the Government and non availability of the books prescribed by the Board of NCERT. The steps Government intends to take in the matter."

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The Chief Minister promised to make a statement on 29/6/95. P--

II. ii) Shri Manohar Parrikar, MLA ':Icatlled the attention of the Dy. Chief Mirrister to the following matter of urgent public importance:

"Grave anxiety in the minds of the people of Panaji and Porvorim in particular and Goa in general due to detection of large number of cases of Malaria in Panaji and Porvorim and steps Government taken in the matter."

Dy. Chief Minister promised to make a statement on 28/6/95.

IEI. Resumption of Discussion on Governor's Address.

Seven Members took part in the debate.

Wednesday, the 28th June, 1995

I. i) Six Stared Questions were answered. ii) Sewn S t a n d Questions were not reached and were transferred to

Unstarred List. iii) Six Unstmed Questions were answered.

11. i) Shri Surendra V. Sirsat, MLA called the attention of the Minister for Uhan Development to the following matter of urgent public importance:-

"Serious anxiety, concern and apprehension in minds of the people of the S w e and specially the people of Mapusa due to illegal allotment of space for gadas by Mapusa Municipal Council and the steps taken by the Government in the matter."

Minister for Urban Development made a statement thereon.

Few querries were asked and replied to by way of clarification.

ii) Shri Maimhar Parrikar, MLA called the attention of the Minister for Co- operation to the following matter of urgent public importance:-

"Co~stemation in the minds of 73 employees of Bicholim Urban Co- o p & v e Ban,k fof their retrenchment due to the internal problem of the rnanaplernent for not following the required procedure as laid down and the

steps taken by the Government to enquire into the dispute and issue necessary direction to re-employ these employees if there is no adverse involvement on their part and immediate election of the B oard of Directors of the Bank so as to streamline its functioning."

Minister for Co-operation promised to make a statement on 3/7/95.

iii) The Dy. Chief Minister made a statement to which his attention was called by S k i Manohar Parrikar, MLA on 2716B5. A few quenies were raised and replied to by way of clarification.

111. Resumption of Discussion on Governor's Address.

Thirteen Members took part in the debate.

The amendments moved by Dr. Kashinath Jalmi, Leader of Opposition to the Motion of Thanks to the Governor's Address was put to vote and ckfeated.

Amendments of Shri Manohar Parrikar, and Shri Shripad Naik, W A S to the motion of thanks to the Governor's Address was put to vote and defeated.

The Motion of Thanks to the Governor's Address was put to vote and carried.

Thursday, the 29th June, 1995

I. i) Six Starred Questions were answered.

i ) Nine Starred Questions.were not reached and were transferred to Unstarred List.

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iii) Three Unstarred Questions were answered. --

11. The Law Minister laid on the Table of the House - The Goa (Appointment of Personal Assistant to Members of the Legislative Assembly) (Amendment) Rules, 1995.

111. i) the Chief Minister made a statement to the urgent matter of public importance to which his attention was called by Shri Shripad Naik, MLA on 27/6/95.

A few queries were asked and replied to by way of clarification.

ii) Shri W a s h Velip, MLA called the attention of the Minister for Industries to the following matter of urgent public importance:-

"Serious consternation in the minds of the workers and the people of Curchorem, Quepem and nearby areas about the shut down of 'Nova Dhattu' factory thereby retrenchment of number of workers and the steps Government intends to take in the matter."

&linister for Industries made a statement thereon. A few queries were asked sand replied to by way of clarification.

fV. General Discussion on Annual Financial Statement for the year 1995-96.

Five members took part in the.debate.

Friday, the 30th June, 1995

I. i) Ten Starred Questions were answered.

ii) Three Staned Questions were not reached and were transferred to Unstarred List.

iii) Two Unstarred Questions were answered.

XI. i ) The Minister for Power made a statement on the matter of urgent public importance to which his attention was called by Shri Manohar Parrikar, MLA on 26.6.95.

A few questions were asked and replied to by way of clarification.

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ii) Shn Manohar Parrikar, MLA called the attention of the Minister for Power to the following matter of urgent public importance:

"Grave anxiety in the minds of the entrepreneurs and industrialists h e io failure of the Government to release 2570 rebate on Power consumption which was announced in 1991 and subsequently discontinued in May, 1995, The steps Government intends to take in the matter."

7'he Minister for Power promised to make a statement on 5/7/95.

ill. The Minister for Legislative Affairs announced the business to be transacted during the ensuing week.

/+TV. Private Members' Business

A. Bills.

Bill No. 15 of 1995 - The Goa Women's Commission Bill, 1995 by Shri Suredra V. Sirsat, MLA was introduced.

B. Resolutions.

1. Resolution No. 1 by Smt. Victoria Fernandes, MLA

"This House strongly recommends Government that a House Commit- tee be constituted to evaluate the performance of the University in terms of the Goa University Act and examine possibie linkage with industries to re-structure training course to make available trained personnel need by Industries."

Resolution was moved and proposed. Three lMembers took part in the debate. The Resolution was put to vote and defeated.

2. Resolution No. 2 by Smt. Victoria Fernandes, MLA.

''This House strongly recommends Government tkat special incentives for conservation, upgradation and modernisation of traditional salt industry be provided on priority basis."

Resolution was moved and proposed. Five Members took part in the debate. The Resolution w s put to vote and defeated.

3. Resolution No. 3 by Smt. Victoria Fernandes, MLA.

"This House strongly recommends Government that in view of wide powers given in Panchayati Raj Act 1993 ail the functions of these Tenants Associations be transferred to respective Village Farrchayat."

- Resolution was not moved as the Member was absent.

Monday, the 3rd July, 1995 1

I. i) Two Starred Questions were postponed.

ii) Three Starred Questions were answered. iii) Sixteen Starred Questions were not reached and were transferred to

Unstarred List.

I4. The Minister for Co-operation made a statement on thematter of urgentpubli<q import- to which his attention was called by Shri Manohar Parrikar, MLA on 28/6/P5.

A few queries were asked and replied to by way of clarification.

Ill. The Minister for Legislative Affairs announced the business to be transacted drrring the week.

IV. Government Bill

Bill No. 116 of 1995 - The Goa (Extension of the Electricity (Supply) Act Bill, 1993 was introduced.

V. Resumgtion of General Discussion on Annual Financial Statement for the year 1995-%.Four members took part in the debate. ....-.

Tuesday, the 4th July, 1995

I. i) Midine Starred Questions were answered.

ii) Three Starred Questions were not reached and were transferred to Uristarred List.

iii) Ten Unstarred Questions were answered.

If. ?qK Chief Minister laid on the Table of the House:-

The Annual Report of the Goa University for the year 1993-94.

In. Resumption of General Discussion on Annual Financial Statement for the year 1995-%.

Eleven Members took part in the debate.

Wednesday, the 5th July, 1995

I. i) Nine Starred Questions were answered.

ii) Eighteen Starred Questions were not reached and were transferred to Unstmed List.

iii) Three Upstarred Questions were answered.

11. The Minister for Power made a statement on the matter of urgent public importance to which his attention was called by Shri Manohar Parrikar, IvlLA on 30/@95.

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1x1. Discussion and Voting on Demands for Grants for the year 1995-96.

Demand No. 1 . .. State Legislature

Demand No. 2 ... Council of Ministers

Demand No. 3 ... Administration of Justice

Demand No. 4 ... Electioils

Demand No. 5 ... Land Revenue

Demand No. 6 ... Stamps & Registration

All the Demands were moved and proposed. Cut-motions were moved to Demand No. 2 ,3 and 6. ~eventeen~embers took part in the debate. The cut-motions were put to vote and defeated. The Demands were put to vote and granted.

Thursday, the 6th July, 1995

I. i) Seven Starred Questions were answered.

ii) Twelve Starred Questions were not reached and were transferred to Un- starred List.

iii) Eight Unstarred Questions were answered.

11. The Chief Minister laid on the Table of the House:-

The Audit Report of the Goa Housing Board for the year 1992-93.

111. Discussion and Voting on Demands for Grants for the year 1995-96.

Demand No. 7 ... State Excise

Demand No. 8 ... Sales ifax

Demand No. 9 ... Taxes on vehicles

Demand No. 10 ... Other taxes & duties

Demand No. 1 1 ... Secretariat

Demayd No. 12 ... District Administration

Demand No. 13 ... Treasury & Accounts Administration

All the Demands were moved and proposed. Cut-motions were moved to Demand No. 7, 8, 11 hnd 12. Twenty three Members took part in the debate. The Cut-motions were put to vote and defeated. Demands were put to vote and granted.

- IV. Government Bill.

The foliowinrg BiB was considered, read clause by clause and passed:

Bill No. 16 of 1995 - The Goa Extension of the Electricity (Supply Act) Bill, 1995.

Friday, the 7th July, 1995

I. i) Three Stan:& Questions were answered.

ii) TwWyfour Starred Questions were not reached and were transferred to Umtamd List.

iii) Nim&ea Urnstarred Questions were answered.

If. The Law Miaisier moved the motion that

'% Ihe* ofthe Rules Committee which was laid on the Table of the Mouse an 2?56/95 be adopted."

Tkw d m was prrrposed. Fifteen Members took part in the debate. Motion was put to vaSe a& carried.

111. The Legislative Affairs Minister announced the business to be transacted during the week.

fV. Private Members' Business.

1) B2i No. 17 af 1995- The Goa Town and Country Planning (Amend- ment) Bill, 1995-by Shri Manohar Parrikar, MLA was itWoduce8. -..

2) Bill No: 18 af 1395- The Goa Legislative Diploma No. 645 dated 3#3/1993 (Amendment) Bill 1995 - by Shri Prakash Velip, MLA was referred to Select Committee.

I, - 19- 'cc 8) Resolutions:

1 j Resolution No. 4 by S M hakiash S. Veiip, MLA

''This House strongly recommends Goven~,~tlent to &g maximum irrigation bore wells in areas such as Vilage Pawhay &of Wca, Fatorpa, Adne- Balli,Kavre,Pirla and Naqueri-Betul considering the hilly of the regi& in Quepem Constituency as these weas 80 not get water from Selaulim Imgation Project for Irrigation purposs"

Resolution was moved andproposed. Four Members tmkpartin the debate. The Resolution was put to vote and passed.

2. Resolution No. 5 by S h i Shripad Y. Naik, MLA

"Whereas the women have been provided equal rights and oppumnities with the men and increased involvement in Panchayats, Municipdities, Assemblies etc as well as every sphere of day to day working, but are given discriminatory treatment in vaious legislationslike Code of Comunkiades, Mahajan Act etc. and therefore resolves that a committee of the House be set up to examine discriminatory attitude on ground of sex and suggest remedial steps to enhance the status of women and install them with rights and p i v i b g a as available in Panchayats, Municipalities etc, in Code of comuRidades ;md Mahajan Act etc."

Resolution was moved and proposed. Fifteen Members took part in the debate, Resolution was withdrawn by leave of the House.

IV. Under Rule- 17 1 of the Rules of Procedure md Conduct of Business of Goa Legislative Asse~bly, Shri Shripad Naik, MLA moved tke foilowing motion:

"That a Committee of the House be constituted to consider and recorn- mend to the House the issues arising out of tk Resolution No. 2 moved in the House on 7-7-95 consisting of following members:

1. Shri Shripad Y. Naik, MLA 2. Smt.S.G.Kakodkar,MLA 3. Shri Surendra Sirsat, MLA 4. Shri Manohar Parrikar, MLA 5. Shri Prakash Velip, MLA 6. S k i Pandu Vasu Naik, MLA

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7. Ski Krishna Kuttikar, MLA 8. Smt. Fatima D'Sa, MLA 9. S k i Sadanand Mdik, MLA 10. Shri Pandurang Bhatale, MLA 1 1. Smt. Victoria Fernandes, MLA

Motion was put to vote and carried unanimously.

Monday, the 10th July, 1995

I. i) Oms; S t a n d Question was postponed. ii) Six Starred Questions were answered.

iii) Eteven &an-ed Questions were not reached and were transferred to Umtmed List.

iv) three Unsmed Questions were answered.


D e m d No. 14 ... Police DemmdNo. 15 ... Jails Demand No. 16 .. . Supplies & Disposals D e m d No. 19 ... Other Administrative Senices Demand No. 20 . . . Pension Demand No. 21 ... Miscelianeous General Services

3 % ~ Demands were moved and proposed. The cut-motions were moved to I)em& No. 14,15,19 awl 20. Twenty-four Members took part in the debate. The.cut- motias were put to vote and defeated. The Demands were put to vote and granted.

\ Tuesday, the. 11 fh July, 1995

I. i) Six Stamxi Questions were answered.

ii) Twmtysir Stared Questions were not reached and were transferred to U a ~ ~ List.

iii) Oae Umrsttmed- Question was postponed.

iv) Em €JEIS&HF& Questions wers aaswered.

& 11. S k i Antonio D. Gauncar, MLA moved the following congratulatory mo-

tion:-

"this House congratulates Shri M. Boyer, a renowed Koakani M s t from Raia, an award- of the prestigious Smgeet Natak Academy Furas- kar."

Motion was proposed. Fourteen Members took part in the debase. The motion was passed unanimously.

III. Smt. Fatima D'sa presented a Fourth Report of the Budget Commitfee 1995- 96, On issues related to the roads (including Highways) Water Supply and Power.

W Discussion and Voting on Demands for Grants for the year 1995-96.

Demand No. 18 ... Public Works Demand No. 28 ... Water Supply and Sanitation Demand No. 36 ... Relief on account of Natural Calmities

All the Demands were moved and proposed. Cut motions were moved to Demand No. 18,28 and 36. Twenty Members took part in the debate. The cut-motions were put to vote and defeated. The Demands were put to vote granted. 1

Wednesday, the 12th July, 1995

I. i) Nine Starred Questions were answered. ii) Twenty-four Starred Questions were not reached and were transferred

to Unstarred List. iii) Eight Unstarred Questions were answered.

11. The Chief Minister laid on the Table of the House:-

1. Finance Accounts 1993-94 2. Appropriation Accounts 1993-94 and 3. Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for the year

ended 3 1 st March, 1994 - Government of Goa.

111. Discussion and Voting on Demands, for Grants for the Year 1995196. t -

Demand No. 24 - Sports and Youth Services Demand No. 30 - Information and Publicity Demand No. 60 - Roads and Bridges

2' All the Demands were moved and proposed. The cut-motions were moved 16-

Demand No. 24, 31 and 60. Twentysix Members took part in the debate. The cut- motions to the Demands were put to vote and were defeated. The Demands were put iA vote and granted.


i 1 ) Six Starred Questions were answered. I Nineteen Starred Questions were not reached and were transferred to

Unstarred List.

I f . The Minister for Revenue laid on the Table of the House.

--The Annual Report of the Goa State Pollution Control Board for the period from 1.4.1994 to 31.3.1995.


Demand No. 22 ... General Education \

Demand No. 23 ... Technical Education Demand no. 25 ... Art and Culture Demand No. 32 ... Welfare of Schedule Castes, Scheduled Tribes

and Other Backward Classes. Demand No. 34 ... Social Security and Welfare

Demand No. 35 ... Nutrition.

.4!1 the Demands were moved and proposed. The cut-motions were moved to Dcrnand No. 22,23.25,32 and 34. Twenty-four Members iookpaxtiil the Debate. The cut-inotlc?ns to Demands were put to vote and defeated. The Demanas were put to vote and granted.


i I ) five Starred Questions were answered.

1 1 ) Six ~ ~ a & e d Questions were not reached and were transferred to

Unstarred List. 1 1 1 ) F o ~ r Unstarred Questions were answered.

II. The Hon. Speaker gave the following directions to the Hon. Members of the WC?UC?.

Direction No. 2

I notice that some Hon. Members, even the Non. Ministers sometimes read the speeches or the notes extensively in the House. I, therefore, direct that a Member is not permitted to read his speech, but he may refresh his memory by referring to b s notes which should be few and not very copious. This is intended to observe the cut and thrust of a debate which is so essential in a parliaune~~tayy p r w d n g when Members have to meet the arguments made in the earlier speeches. If Members are allowed to Bnake speeches prepared before hand, they cannd&vious@take into account the arguments made by other Members in the course of the debate, an4 the wkde spirit of the debge would be lost. There is only one exception in this regard, a d that is whea a Minister of Government has to make any important speecli or statement of @icy. Minister, are, therefore allowed to read such speeches and statements in the Hwse for reasons of precision and accuracy. This convention is embodied both in the b k Sabha Rules and in the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly and Council Rules which make specific provisions in this regard.

In. Minister for Legislative Affairs announced the business to be transacted during the ensuing week.

IV. Private members' Business.

A. Bills.

Smt. Shashikala Kakodkar MEA moved a motion for consideration of

Bill No. 3 of 1995 - The Mundkars (Protection form Eviction) (Amendment) Bill, 1995 by Smt. Shashikala Kakodkar, MLA.

Motion was proposed. Four Members took part in the debate . The Motion was put to vote and defeated.

ii) The following Bills were considered, read clause by clause and passed.

Bill No. 17 of 1995 - The Goa Town and Country Planning (Amend- ment) Bill, 1995 by Shri Manofiar Parrikar, MLA.

iii) Bill no. 18 of 1995 - The Legislative Diploma No. 645 'dated 30-3-1993 (Amendment) Bill, 1995 by Shri Prakash Velip, MLA.

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1 t B Shrx Prakash Velip, MLA moved a cut motion that the Bill be referred to Select

Committee of the fd1owing Members.

1. Srnt. Shashikala G. Kakodkar - Chairperson 2. Shri Prakash Veiip Member 3. Shri MstnDhar Parrikar - 1 ,

4. Smt. Victoria Fernandes ,f - 5. ShrT Pan& V. Naik, 7 7

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6. S k i Krishna Kutr~kar 9 , - 7. Shri Aleixo Sequeira 3 - 8. Shri Arecio D' Souza ,I - 9. Shri Sadanand Malik - 10. Shri Pandurang Bhatale - 1 1. Dr. Carmo Pegado , -

Motion was proposed. Two Members took part in the debate1

. The motion was put to vote and carried.

B. Resolutions

. I . Resolution No. 7 by Shri Sadanand Malik, MLA.

"This House strongly recommends Government to construct a foot- bridge on the river Madai between Amboshi in the Village Panchay at Pale- Cotombi and Ganje Village of Ponda Constituency".

Resolution was moved and proposed. Eight Members took part in the debate. Resolution was withdrawn by leave of the House. .

2. Resolution No. 1 1 by Shri Verenkar, MLA

u t ~ ~ ~ ~ f f t m ; m r ~ a ~ ~ m ~ ~ ~ - sli. 'TmTm =l-*x & g;Slf4i;rfi;l w @r WFi 4x7 ,aTcpTT*

%Tvm.iTal~~-d-m.

Resolution was moved and proposed. Two Members took part in the debate. The Resolution was withdrawn by leave of the House.

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3. Resolution No. 13 by Shri Prakash Velip, MLA

"This House strongly recommends Government to g r m status of Endus- try to the Agricultural activities in Goa to a v d all the facilities available to the Industries and to involve young generation in agzicdtwat activities for prosperity".

Resolution was moved and proposed. Three Members took part in the debate. The Resolution was withdrawn by leave of the House.

4. Resolution No. 15 by Smt. Victoria Fernandes, MLA

"This House strongly recommends Government to provide reservation of 30% in Government jobs for women on the lines of similar reservation proposed in the State of Maharashtra".

Resolution was moved and proposed. Sixteen Members took part in the debate. The Resolution was withdrawn by leave of the House.

5. Resolution No. 6 by Shri Krishna Kuttikar, MLA

"This House recommends Government that a bridge be constructed over river Mapusa connecting Chorao and Pomburpa, thereby reducing the travelling distance between Panaji and Bicholim by 10 to 12 Kms. approximately".

Resolution was moved and proposed. Two Members tookpart in the debate. The Resolution was withdrawn by leave of the House.

Monday, the 17th July, 4995 <-

I. i) Eleven Starred Questions were answered.

ii) Twenty-two Starred Questions were not reached and were transfened to Unstarred List.

iii) Nine Unstmed Questions were answered.

11. Discussion and Voting on Demands for Grants for the Yem 1995-96.

DemandNo. 26 - Medical & Public Health Demand No. 27 - Family Welfare Demand No. 29 - Housing Demand No. 64 - Ecology and Environment

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The Dem& weve moved and proposed. Cut-motions were moved to Demai,, , No. 26,29 and 64. Sev~ateeaMembers took part in the debate. The cut-motions to the Demands were p t to vote: defeated. The Demands were put to vote and granted.

Under Rub-171(1) dthe Ruks of Procedure and Conduct of Business of Goa Legislstive Asse~3jlUy, S&and Malik, MLA moved amotion that the Commit- tee of the House & am&ured to investigate and report in the matter arising out of Starred Qkstim No. 865 answered on 13-7-95 consisting of the following members:

1 j S k i Pandu Vasu Naik . . . Chairman

2) SBri Surendra Sirsat ... Member

3). Shri Narahari Haldmkar ,I . . . 4) Slui Sadanand Maiik I, ... 5 ) Shri ChurchilI Alemao ,, ... 61 S k i Prakash Velip ,, . . .

Motion proposed. Two Members took part in the debate. Motion was put to vote and defeated.

Tuesday, the 18th July, 1995

I. i) One Starred Question was postponed.

i Seven 8-d Questions were answered. iii) lhirteen Starred Questions were not reached and were transferred to

Unstanred List. iv) &e U a s W Questions were answered.

11. Discussion a d Voting on Demands for Grants for the year 1995-96.

D e d Ha. 30 . . . Urban Development

D e m d No. 65 . .. Tourism

De&No. 66 . . . Census, Surveys and Statistics.

The D e h were w v e d a& proposed. The cut-motions were moved to DewtaadNo. 3Q;esxad - . 65. - Twmty-two Members tookpart in the debate. The -cqt-motions " to D e m a n d s v m e ~ ~ o v o t e -- - defeated. The Demands were put to vote and granted.

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- I. i) Six Starred Questions were answered.

ii) Twenty-three Starred Questions were not reached and were transfexred to Unstarred List.

ii) Twelve Unstarred Questions were answered.

11. Discussion and Voting on Demands for Grants for the year 1995-96. r 8

Demand No. 3 3 . . . Labour and Employment

Demand No. 43 . . . Food, Storage and Ware Housing h.

Demand No. 67 . . . Civil Supplies

Demand No. 68 . . . Other General Economic Services

The Demands were moved and proposed. The cut-motions were moved Demand No. 33,67 and 68. Twenty Members took part in the debate. b e cut-motions to Demands were put to vote and defeated. the Demands were put to vote and granted.


I. i) Ten Starred Questions were answered. , ii) Three Starred Questions were not reached and were transferred to

Unstarred List.

ii) Six Unstarred ~uestions were answered.


Demand No. 37 . . . Agriculture

Demand No. 38 . . . SoiI and Water Conservation

Demand No. 39 . . . Animal Husbandry

Demand No. 40 . . . Dairy Developn~ent

Demand No. 46 . . . Marketing & Quality Control.

Demands were moved and proposed. The cut-motions were moved to Demand - No. 37,38, 39, and 40, Twenty Members took part in the debate. The cut-motions to

Demands were put to vote and defeated. The Demands were put to vote and granted.

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III. The following Bills were introduced:-

Bill No. 19 of 1995 - The Goa Shops and Establishments (Amendment) Bill, 1 995.

Pill No. 20 of 1895 - The Goa Salary, Allowances and Pension of Members of the Legis- lative (Assembly) Bill, 1995.

Friday, the 21 st July, 1995

I. i) Five S w e d Questions were answered

ii) Twenty-four Starred Questions were not reached and were transferred m Uastmed List.

iii) Seven Unstarred Questions were answered.

U. The W s t e r f o r Legislative Affairs announced the business to be transacted dm-@ tkz enstiiw week.

EI. Private Members ' Business

a) Bill No. 21 of 1995- The Goa Municipalities (Amendment) Bill, 1995 (by Shri Aleixo Sequeira) was introduced. .

b) Bill No. IS of 1995- The Goa Women's Commission Bill, 1995 (by Shri Surendra V. Sirsat, MU)- was introduced and at the consideration staged the Bill withdrawn.

B. Resolution.

1. Resobtion No. 21 by Ski Prakash S. Velip, MLA

%This ~ o u r e strongly recornends ~overnrnent that the budget provision be located according to the population or Rural and Urban areas for the balanced development of the State6

Resolution was moved and prqcwd. Five members took part in the debate. Resolution was d W w a by Iesve of the House.

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4. 2. Resolution No. 15 by Smt. Victoria Fernandes, MLA

"This House strongly recornends that considering tremendous direct and indirect job potential and rale in educational and cultural development the book publishing business in Goa be granted status of Industry and be given some assistance aid and facilities available to other Industires.

Resolution was moved and proposed. Seven Members took part in the debate. Resolution was passed unanimously.

3. Resolution No. 19 by Shri Antonio D. Gaunkar, MLA

"This House recornends Government to urge the Central Government to forthwith declare the Kunbi, Gawda, Dhangar and VeIip Communities as Scheduled Tribes for the State of Goa by issuing the relevant Notification under Section 342(1), of the Constitution of India."

Resolution was moved and proposed. Fifteen Members took part in the debate. Resolution was passed unanimously.

4. Resolution No. 16 by Shri Shivdas Verenkar, MLA

Resohiltimi -was moved and proposed. Two members took part in the debate. Resolution was passed unanimously.

Monday, the 24th July, 1995

I. i) One Starred Question was postponed.

ii) Eleven Starred Questions were answered. iii) Nineteen Stmed Questions were not reached and were transferred to

Unstarred List.

iv) Five Unstarred Questions were answered.

11. Discussion and Voting on Demand for Grants for the year 1995-96.

Demand No. 47 . . Rural Employment Demand No. 48 . . . Community Development and Panchayats.

Demgnd No. 50 . . . Major and Medium Irrigation Demand No. 5 1 . . . . Minor Irrigation Demand No. 52 . . . Gomn~and Area Development Derrmd No. 53 . . . Flood Control and Drainage.

The Demands were moved and proposed, Twenty-two Members tookpart in the debate. The Demrands were put to vote and granted.

Wednesday, the 26th duly, 1995

I. i) Nine Stmed Questions were answered.

ii) Fifteen Starred Questions were not reached and were transferred to Unstarred List.

iii) Six Unstmed Questions were answered.


Demand No. 54 . . . Energy Demand No. 55 . . . Non-conventional sources of Energy

The Demands were moved and proposed. The cut-motions were moved to Demand No. 54 and 55. Nineteen Members took part in the debate. The cut-motions to Demands were put to vote and defeated. The Demands were put to vote and granted.

Thursday, the 27th July, I995

I. i ) Five Starred Questions were answered.

ii) Thirty-four Starred Questions were not reached and were transferred to Unsiarred List.

iii) Twenty-five Unstaned Questions were answered.

II. Chief Minister laid on the Table of the House:-

Statement on the recommendations of the Tenth Finance Connmission July, 1995.

ID. Discussion and Voting on Demands for Grants for the year 1995-96.

Demand No. 56 . . . Village and Small Industries Demand No. 57 . . . Industries

4 Demand No. 58 . . . Mining Demand No. 69 . . . Ports and Light houses Demand No. 62 . . . Inland Water Transport Demand No. 63 . . . Other Scientific Research

.The Demands were moved and proposed. The cut-motions were moved to Demand No. 56,57,58, and 62, Twenty-two Members took part in tfae debate. The cut- motions to Demands were put to vote and defeated. The Demands were put to vote mi granted.

N.Government Bills

i) . Bill No. 23 of 1995 . . . The Goa Land (Prohibition on ConsmcGm) Bin, 1995 was introduced.

ii) Bill No. 22 of 1995 . . . The Goa Members of Phe Legislative Assembly (Specid Rights) BiFI, 1995 was cor~sidered, read clause by ciause.


I. i) 'Eight Starred Questions were answered.

ii) Fourteen Starred Questions were not reached and were transferred €0 Unstiwed List.

iii) Eight Unshrred Questions were answered.

IT. Shri ManoharParrikar, MLA called the attention of the Deputy Chief Minister to the following matter of urgent public importance:-

"Anxiety in the minds of the people of the State tkrat a decision of the Government to close the public health laboratory, an age old institution, resulting into permanent damage to che public health setup and in abserice of Public Health Laboratory not only the Public health set tzgp will gee damaged but poor people will have to pay large fees to private ~ t a 5 . t ~ for various tests, and the steps t&sn by Government to restore $his institution under the Directorate of Health Services."

The Deputy Chief Minister made a statement thereon. A few queries, wwe asked and replied to by way of clarification.

111. TheMinister for Legislative Affairs announced the business to be transaA1 dming the ensuing week.

IV. Private Members' Business.

A. Bill

BiIlNo. 21 of 1995 - The Goa Municipalities (Amendment) Bill, 1995 (by Shri Aleixo Sequeira, MLA). The Bill was not moved as the Member was absent.

B. Resoiutions

1 . Resolution No. 26 by SShri Surendra V. Sirsat, MLA .

Resolution was moved and proposed. Two Members took part in the-debate. Resolution was withdrawn by leave of the House.

2. Resolution No. 23 by Siri Sadanand Malik, MLA

"This House recomends Government that the bed strength of the Cottage Hospital at Sankhali be increased and additional medical staff be appointed and provide X-Ray and Laboratory facilities in the said hospital."

Resolution was moved and proposed. Two Members took part in the debate. Resoiution was withdrawn by leave of the House.

3. Resolution No. 22 by Shri Manu Fernandes, MLA

?his House strongly recommends Government to set up a training school for physically handicapped persons from Goa so as to enable to rehabilitate them to take up self employed thereby creating a sense of self respect as well as social security in thed.

Resolution was moved and proposed. Six Members took part in the debate: Resolution was withdrawn by leave of the House.

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d 4. Resolution No. 25 by Shri Prakash S. Velip, MLA

"This House strongly recommends Government to set up a waste land , b o d for the State of Goa so as to bring large areas of fdlow lands all over

~ o a under cultivation by adopting modern methods."

. Resolution was moved and proposed. Two Members took part in the debate. Resolution was withdrawn by leave of the House.

5. Resolution No. 24 by Shri Sadanand Maiik, MLA

"This Mouse recommends Government that a development and mainte- nance of tax @ 2% of rhe gross income earned by a person, firm, company or any other from of business organisation through the sde/expot of raw or processed minerals excluding the mineral product be levied on such organisations and the amount exclusively be utilised for the development of the constituencies from which the minerals are exuacted or processed in the proportion of quantity of minerals extracts from the constituencies with effect from the Financial Year 1995-96."

The Resolution was moved and proposed. Four Members tookpart in the debzite. Resolution was withdrawn by leave of the House.

Monday, the 31 st Juiy, 1995

I. i) Eight Starred Questions were answered.

ii) Twenty one Starred Questions were not reached and were transferred

to Unsmed List.

iii) One Unstarred Question was postponed.

iv) Twelve Unstarred Questions were answered.

11. The Minister for Transport laid on the Table of the House the followlng:

- The Motor Vehicles Tax (Amendment) Rules, 1995.

III. Discussion and Voting on Demands for Grants for the year 1995-95. ~

Demand No. 61 . . . Road Transport Demand No, 17 . . . Stationery & Printing Demand No. 69 . . . Loans and Advances to Stare Govt. Savants etc.

Appropriation on . . . Governor -. Apprqziatian on . . . Interest payment Only for Appropri&ion on . . . Public Service Commission Appropriation on . . . Public Debt

W-Demands were moved and proposed. Cut-motions were moved to Demand No. 6 1, and 17, nine members took part in the Debate. The cut-motions to Demands were put to vote and defeated. The Demands were put to vote and granted.

IV. Government Bills:

The following BiB was introduced, considered, read clause by clause and passed:

a) BillNo.14of1995 - The Goa Appropriation Bill, 1995. '

The Following Bill was considered, read clause by clause and passed:

b) Bill No. 23 of 1995 - The Goa Land (Prohibition on Construc- tion) Bill, 1995.

V. Government Resolution:

The Chief Minister moved the following Resolution:

Q Whereas the Goa, Darnan and Diu Protection of Land Bill, 1982(Bill No. 5 of lW2) was passed by the then Legislative Assembly of Goa, Daman and Diu on 31-3-1982 and reserved by the then Administrator for the consideration of the President;

And Whereas the said Bill, 1982 provides inter-alia f o ~ removal of Mining rejects and also for payment of compensation to the affected parties for bss caused due to dumping of rejects;

And Whereas the Mines and Minerals (Regulation and Development) Act 195 7 as m & d by the Central Act NO. 37 of 1986 empowers the Central Government to frame rules on various matters specified therein, inter-alia, the manner in which the right of third parties to be protected whether by way of payment af compensation or otherwise;

And Whbreas in pursuance of the Mines and Minerals (Regulation and Development) Act, 1957 the Central Government have suitably modified

the provisions of the Mineral Concession Rules, 1960 in s c h amanner that even though there is no specific provision relating to removal of mining rejects as providedunder the Goa, Daman and Wu h ~ t i o n of Land Bill, 1982, the payment of compensation in respect of dmage caused to the land under surface operation have been adequately provided which woufd be sufficient towards determination of compen&on by the officer appointed by the Government in terms of Rule 72(1) of the Mbra l Concession Rules, 1950 and the rights of such person affected by miming operation are safeguarded to certain extent by awarding compensation for agricultural land as well as non-agricultural land;

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AND whereas it is found expedient to w & d r a ~ - ~ e v ~ Daman & Diu &&=tion #-Lad Bill 1982 (Bill No. 5 af 1982) as t&Jurpose sou ht to be yhieved thereby can be safeguarded by exercising power con erred under the Rules, 1960; a

Now Therefore, it is hereby resolved that the Goa, Daman and Diu Protection of Land Bill, 1882 (Bill No. 5 of 1982) which is pending for presidential assent, be withdrawn.

The Resolution was moved and proposed. The Resolution was put to vote and passed unanimously.

Hon'Me Speaker announced that the next session of thie GoaLegidative Assembly will be held on 11th December, 1995. The House was adjourned.

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Demands for Supplementary Grants for the year 1995-31996

. Total No. of No. of & d s No. of Demands discussed Demands Remarks moved guillotined

66 Demand No. 1 - State Legislature. Demand No. 2 - Council of Ministers. Demand No. 3 - Administration of Justice. DemandNo. 4 - Elections. Demand No. 5 - .- Land Revenue. Demand No. 6 - Stamps & Registration. Demand No. 7 - State Excise. Demand No. 8 - Sales Tax. Demand No. 9 - Taxes on vehicles. Demand No. 10 - Other taxes & duties. Demand No. I I - Secretariat. Demand No. 12 - District Administration. Demand No. 13 - Treasury & Accounts

Administration. Demand No. 14 - Police. Demand No. 15 - Jails. Demand No. 16 - Supplies & Disposals. DemandNo. 17 - Stationery & Printing. Demand No. 18 - Public Works. Demand No. 19 - Other Administrative Services. Demand No. 20 - Pension. Demand No. 21 - Miscellaneous General Services. Demand No. 22 - General Fducation. Demand No. 23 - Technical Education. Demand No. 25 - Art and Culture. Demand No. 26 - Medical & Public Health. Demand No. 27 - Family Welfare. Demand No. 28 - Water Supply Bs Sanitation. Demand No. 29 - ' Housing Demand No. 30 - Urban Development. Demand No. 32 - Welfare of Scheduled Castes Scheduled

Tribes and Other Backward Classes. Demand No. 33 - Labour & Employment. Demand No. 34 - Social Security and Welfare. Demand No. 35 - Nutrition. Demand No. 36 - Relief on Account of Natural Calami-

ties.

4, Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No.

Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No.

- DemandNo. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No. Demand No.

Appropriation Appropriation Appropriation Appropriation

2 3 4

37 - Agriculture. 38 - Soil and Water Conservation. 39 - Animal Husbandry. 40 - Dairy Development. 41 - Fisheries. 42 - Forest & Wild Life. 43 - Food, Storage and Warehousing. 44 - Agricultural Research and Education. 45 - Co-operation. 46 - Marketing & Quaiity Control. 47 - Rural Employment. 48 - Community Development &

Panchay ats. 49 - Special Area Programme. 50 - Major and Medium Irrigation 51 - Minor Irrigation. 52 - Command Area Development. 53 - Flood Control and Drainage. 54 - Energy. 55 - Non-Conventional Sources of Energy. 56 - Village & Small Scale Industries. 57 - Industries 58 - Mining. 59 - Ports and Lighthouses. 61 - Road Transport. 62 - Inland Water Transport. 63 - Other Scientific Research. 64 - Ecology & Environment. 65 - Tourism. 66 - Census, Surveys and Statistics. 67 - Civil Supplies. 68 - Other General EconomicaI Services. 69 - Loans and Advances to State Govt.

Servants, etc.

- Governor - Interest payment I On1 y for

- Public Service Commission Disc"- - Public Debt. ssion.

S'TAI EMEN'T No. 6

S'TATISTICAL INFORMA'I'ION 6 ' ~ GOVERNMENT BILLS

Sr. No Namc of the K i l l Name of the Member/ Date of Date of Clause by Pass~ng of Remarks Minister introduc- consl- clause

tlon deratlon reading --

1. BillNo.14of1995-- Shri Pratapsingh Rane The Goa Appropriation Biil, Chief Minister 3 1-7-95 3 1-7-95 3 1-7-95 3 1-7-95

2. Bill No. 16 of 1995 - Shri Mauvin Godinho, TheGoa (Extension of the Elec- Minister for Power 3-7-95 6-7-95 6-7-95 6-7-95 tricity (Supply Act) Bill, 1995.

3. Bill No. 19 of 1995 - Shri Luizinho Faleiro, TheGoa Shops and Establish- Minister for Labour ment (Amendment) Bill, 1995. 20-7-95 24-7-95 24-7-95 24-7-95 I

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4. Bill No. 20 of 1995 - Shri Domtlick Fernandes The Goa Salary, Allowances & Minister for Law

I Pension of Membersof the Legislative (Assembly) Bill, 1995. 20-7-95 24-7-95 24-7-95 24-7-95

5. Bill No. 22 of 1995 - Shri Domnick Fernandes The Goa Members of the Minister for Law Legislative Assembly (Special Rights) Bill, 1995. 24-7-95 27-7-95 27-7-95 27-7-95

6. Bill No. 23 of 1995 - Shri Pratapsingh Rane The Goa Land (Prohibition . 'p

on Construction) Bill, 1995. ' Chief Minister 27-7-95 3 1-7-95 31-7-95 3 1-7-95

STATEMENT No. 7

STATISTICAL INFORMATION Rl33ARDING PRIVATE MEMBERS BILLS

Sr. No. Name of the Bill Name of the Member Date of Date of Clause by Passing of inlroduc- consi- clause

tion deration reading

1. Bill No. 15 of 1995 - Shri Surendra V. Sirsat, 30-6-95 - - Withdra n Goa Women's Commission MLA Bill, 1995.

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2. Bill No. 17 of 1995 - Shri Manohar Parrikar, 7-7-95 14-7-95 14-7-95 14-7-95 The Goa Town and Country MLA Planning (Amendment) Bill, 1995.

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3. Bill No. 18 of 1995 - Shri Prakash Velip, 7-7-95 - - - I

Referred The Goa Legislative MLA to Select ' Diploma No. 645 Committee dated 30-3- 1933 (Amendment) Bill, 1995.

4. Bill No. 21 of 1995 - Shri Aleixo Sequeira, 2 1-7-95 - - - Member The Goa Municipalities MLA was absent (Amendment) Bill. 1995. at the

consideration stage.

S'I'ATEMEBI' No. 8

DEPARTMENTWISE STA'I'ISTXCAL INFORMATION OF STARRED QUESTION

Adrnltted Disalo- Referred Conso- With- Not~ces Replied Not-Put Post- Department Recelved as lowed to lrdated drawn admitted Orally pond Not

Unstarred Member to next reached Session

Civil Supply 16 Law 13 U. D. D. 39 P. W. D. 54 G. A. U. 23 P. W . D. 1 07 Finance 10 Education 53 Transport 50 Mines 17 Agriculture 18 R . D. A. 1 I Planning 10 Home 26 Industries 49 Co-operation 14 Forest 30 Panchayat - Raj 9 Revenue 36

Town & Country Planning 10 Power 45 Personnel 12 Labour 19 Irrigation 28 Tourism 18 Employment 7 Provedoria 10 sports 2 1 Environment 6 Official Language Cell 5 Social Welfare 16 Housing Board 6 Fisheries 21 Vigilance 3 Information 4 Inland Water ways 9 Science & Techno- logy 1 Animal Husbandry 8 Weights & Measures 1

'Total 835 139 44 4 26 4 618 135 - - 483 -

DEPARTMENTWISE STATISTICAL IPdFOR1LI(ATION OF UNSTAPRED QUESTIONS - - -

Department Received Admitted Disallowed Consolidated Notice P~sponed Replied as admitted to next orally

Unstarred Session -

Civil Supply Law U. D. D. P. K. D. G. A. D. P. W. D. Education Transport Mines Agriculture Planning R. D. A. Home Industries Co-operation Forest Panchayati Raj Revenue Town & Coun- try Planning Power

Personnel 2 Labour - Irrigation - Tourism - Employment - Provedoria 1 Sports 1 Environment 3 Official Language Cell 3 Social Welfare 5 Housing Board 2 Fisheries - Inland Water- ways Transport 2 3 - - 5 1 4 Science &

Technology 1 1 - - 2 - 2 Animal Husbandry - 1 - -- I - 1

TOTAL 79 139 4 2 -

212 1 21 1

STATEMENT No. 10

DEPARTMENTWISE STATISTICAL INFORMATION OF SHORT QUESTIONS

Department Received Disallowed Withdrawn Consolidated Admitted Replied

1. Transport 1 - - 1 ALL m a *

2. Education 2 1 1 - - -

3. Provedoria 3 2 1 - - -

TOTAL 6 3 2 1 - -

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DISPOSAL OF SHORT Q W M S

1. Received ......................................................... 6

.......................................................... 2. Admitted -

...................................................... 3. Disallowed 3

4. Withdrawn .................... .:. 2 ...............................

5. Consolidated .... .: 1 ...............................................

-------- ---.--. CALLLNG ATTENTION (Unde~ Ruie 63) "",-".-------- -* --.- -----

N o o i No ot No ol No ot Subject tn br~et Name of (tie Member Date on Ren~arks ho~lc t.5 %~~r lces Not:ce\ Noticc9 w h ~ c h the rccc~vc.tl ri~sdHowctl/ L o ~ ~ s o l ~ d a t e d ,xdm~tteJ matter was

/lapsed/ d~scussed /withclrdwn

23 15 - 8 1 . Shutt~ng down of Shri Manohar 30-6-95 power from Koytla Parrikar Project

2. Shortage of books of Shri Shripad Naik 29-6-95 (NCERT) in the inarket

3. Spread of Malaria Shri Manohar 28-6-95 Parri kar

4. Closure of "Nava Shri Prakash 29-6-95 Dhatu" factory Velip

5. Illegal allotment Shri S. V. Sirsat 28-6-95 of space for gaddas by Mapusa Munici- pal Council

6. Retrenchment of 73 Shri Manohar 3-7-95 staff of Bicholim Coop. Parrikar Bank

7. Failure of the Govt. Shri Manohar to 25% rebate on Parrikar power, announced by Govt.

8. Closure of Public Shri Manohar 28-7-95 Health Laboratory Parrikar

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STATEMENT No . 13

Non-Official Resdutions

Nwnber of days alloted for discussion ..................... 5

Nmber of notices of Resolutions received ............... 31

Number of notices of Resolution withdrawn ................ NIL

Number of notices Disallowed/ not admitted ............. 6

Number of Resolutions ballotted .......................... 19

Number of Resolutions moved ............................. 18

Number of Resolutions did not figure in the ballot ..... 6

Number of Resolutions lapsed on Prorogation ............ 6

Number of Resolutions p s e d .............................. 6 .

Number of Resolutions defeated ............................ 2

Number of Resolutions withdrawn with leave ............ 10

Mmber of Resolutions admitted ............................ 25'

Member &senthot moved ................................... 1

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?- STATEMENT No. 1 4

Presentation of Report

Sr. No. Name of Report Date of Date of presentation discussion of Report

k. A Fourth Report of the Budget 1 1-7- 1995 - Committee 1995-96 on issues relating to the roads (including Highways) water supply and power.

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STATEMENT No. 15

List sf P a m hid on the Tabb of the Hwse

Date on which Sr. No. Subject Laid by laid on the

Table of the House

"fhe Am& administration Report Chief Minister of the Gevarment of Goa for the y m I*?-94.

The h w a l lldcounts (balance -do- Sheet, W m e & Expenditure kc-, Schedules to Balance f%&, Shheduies to Income & Iapmditlpre Accota~t & Receip mi Payments Accae ) .

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7% Audit on @be above accounts - d.0 -

Law Minister The Gm (A@&aent of Per- s a d Asis&si to Members of the hgbhtive Assembly) ( A m d s m t ) Rules, 1995.

The Anmd Report of the Goa Goa University for the year 1993-94.

Chief Minister

The a&t af the Gsa Maus@ B& for the year t 992-93.

Chief Minister

Chief Minister

-do - Appmpktion Accounts 1993-94. Report of the Comptroller md Auditor General of M a far the year ended 3 1 st March, 1994-Govern- meBt o£ Goa. The AQzwd R.eport of the Goa WC: m4kEtic#lc0&04 B o d for th9 period from 1-4-94 to 3 1-3-1995.

Minister for Revenue

Chief Minister Statamat on tk Recornme-nda- tims of the T& Finme Commission July, 1995.

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Whether assen- Sr. No. Name of the Bill Date on which ted by

assent announced President or

1. BilI No. 25 of 1993 - The Goa 26-6-95 Governor Mundkars (Rdection from Eviction) (Amendment) Bill, . 1993.

2. Bill No. 1 of 1995 - The Goa Supplementary Appropriation Bill, 1995.

26-6-95 Governor

3. Bill No. 2 of 1995 - The Goa 26-6-95 Governor Appropriation (Vote on Account) Bill 1995.

4. Bill No. 4 of 1995 - The Goa 26-6-95 Governor Tax on Luxuries (Hotels and Lodging Houses) (Amendment) Bill, 1995.

5. Bill No. 5 of 1995 - The Goa 26-4-95 Governor Public Health (Amendment) Bill, 1995.

6. Bill No. 6 of 1995 -The Goa .- 26-6-95 Governor Sales Tax (Amendment) Bill, 1995.

7. Bill No. 7 of 1995 - The Goa 26-6-95 Governor Administration of Evacuee Property (Amendmen)t Bill, 1995.

8. Bill No. 8 of 1995 - The Goa 26-6-95 Governor Motor Vehicles Tax (Amend- ment) Bill, 1995.

Whether assen- Sr. No. Name of the Bill Date on which ted by

assent announced President or Governor

9. Bill No. 9 of 1995 -The Goa 26-6-95 Governor Motor Vehicles (Taxation on Passengers and Goods (Amend- ment) Bill, 1995.

10. Bill no. 10 of 1995 - The Goa 26-6-95 Governor Motor Vehicles (Taxation on Passengers and Goods) (Amend- ment) Bill, 1995.

I t . BilINo.llof1995-TheGoa 26-6-95 Governor Sales Tax (Second Amendment) Bill, 1995.

12. Bill No. 12 of 1995 - The Goa 26-6-95 Governor Motor Vehicles (Taxation on Passengers and Goods (Amend- ment) Bill, 1995.

13. BillNo.13of1995-TheGoa 26-6-95 Governor Motor Vehicles Tax (Amend- ment) Bill, 1995.

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