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(As on 28.05.2020) STATEMENT SHOWING VISITS of MEMBERS of PARLIAMENT (DURING 15 LOK SABHA) ABROAD and EXPENDITURES on THESE VISI (As on 28.05.2020) STATEMENT SHOWING VISITS OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT (DURING 15TH LOK SABHA) ABROAD AND EXPENDITURES ON THESE VISITS YEAR-WISE Sl. Date of Events Events/Country visited Name of Delegates Expenditure as per bills and No. debit claims settled (Approx.) 2009 1 28 September -6 55th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference in Arusha, Smt. Meira Kumar, Speaker, Lok Rs. 29,66,070/- October, 2009 Tanzania Sabha Shri B C Das, MP, LS Shri B J Panda, MP, LS Smt. Ratna De, MP, LS Shri Dushyant Singh, MP, LS 2 18-24 October, 2009 7th CPA Canadian Parliamentary Seminar in Ottawa, Canada Rajkumari Ratna Singh, MP, LS Rs. 8,60,452- Shri Arjun Ram Meghwal, MP, LS 3 8-13 November, 2009 CPA India & Asia Regions Seminar of Financial Oversight & the Shri Bhartruhari Mahtab, MP, LS Rs. 30,328/- role of PACs in Dhaka, Bangladesh Shri Aruna Kumar Vundavalli, MP, LS 4 9-21 November, 2009 International Parliamentary Governance Seminar in London, Shri Vijay Inder Singla, MP, LS Rs. 5,46,757/- Brussels and Edinburgh Smt. Poonamben Velji Jat, MP, LS 2010 5 25-29 January, 2010 CPA Regional Workshop on ‘Benchmarks for Democratic Ms. Prabha Kishore Taviad, MP, Rs. 34,551/- Parliaments for the Asia, India and South East Asia Regions’ in LS Dhaka, Bangladesh Shri Om Prakash Yadav, MP, LS 6 31 January – 6 International Parliamentary Conference on “Peace Building : Shri Raj Babbar, MP, LS Rs. 2,81,304/- February, 2010 Tackling State Fragility” in London, United Kingdom 7 8-13 May, 2010 Mid Year Executive Committee Meeting in Swaziland Smt. Meira Kumar, Speaker, LS Rs. 1,87,950/- 8 12-16 July, 2010 The CPA UK Branch International Parliamentary Conference on Smt. Chandresh Kumari, MP, LS Rs. 9,87,358/- “Climate Change :Global to Local” in London, United Kingdom Shri Baijayant J. Panda, MP, LS Km. Saroj Pandey, MP, LS 9 10-19 September, 56th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference in Nairobi, Kenya Smt. Meira Kumar, Speaker, Lok Rs. 13,85,979/- 2010 Sabha Shri Harin Pathak, MP, LS Smt. Harsimrat Kaur Badal, MP, LS Smt. Ingrid Mcleod, MP, LS 10 23-27 October, 2010 GLOBE CBD Parliamentarians Forum Meeting and Global Coral Shri B.J. Panda, MP, LS Rs, 3,10,559/- Reef Meeting in Nagoya, Japan 2011 11 12-15 January, 21st CSPOC Standing Committee Meeting in Isle of Man Smt. Meira Kumar, Speaker, Visit clubbed with IPD to 2011 LS the United Kingdom 10 11-16 February, 3rd Asia Region CPA Conference in Colombo, Sri Lanka Smt. Meira Kumar, Speaker, Rs. 3,77,245/- 2011 Lok Sabha 131 6-10 June, 2011 Workshop on the “Role of Parliamentarians Constituency Shri Amarnath Pradhan, MP, Rs. 7,70,550/- Development Funds” in Kingston, Jamaica Lok Sabha (LS) 14 13-15 June, 2011 Government and Opposition Workshop on “Rules, Rights Shri Vijay Bahuguna, MP, LS Rs. 1,19,271/- and Responsibilities” in Male, Maldives 15 21-28 July, 2011 57th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference in London, Smt. Meira Kumar, Speaker, Rs. 14,59,818/- United Kingdom Lok Sabha Shri Arjun Charan Sethi, MP, Shri Syed Shahnawaz Hussain, MP, LS Dr. Killi Kruparani, MP, LS 16 16-22 October, 9th CPA Canadian Parliamentary Seminar in Ottawa, Shri Sharifuddin Shariq, MP, Rs. 14,83,166/- 2011 Canada LS Dr. (Smt) Lakshmi Botcha, MP, LS 2012 17 7-12 January, 2012 21st CSPOC Standing Committee Meeting in Port-of-Spain, Smt. Meira Kumar, Speaker, Rs. 11,30,812/- Trinidad & Tobago Lok Sabha 18 17-21 April, 2012 Mid Year Executive Committee Meeting in Tonga Smt. Meira Kumar, Speaker, Visit clubbed with IPD to LS New Zealand 19 24-30 May, 2012 23rd Annual Commonwealth Parliamentary Seminar in Shri Ponnam Prabhakar, MP, Rs. 4,37,549/- Samoa LS 20 7-15 September, 58th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference in Smt. Meira Kumar, Speaker, Rs. 3,67,722/- 2012 Colombo, Sri Lanka Lok Sabha Smt. Sumitra Mahajan, MP, LS Shri Dip Gogoi, MP, LS Shri Pinaki Mishra, MP, LS 21 29-31 October, Global Seminar on the “Role of Parliaments and Extractive Shri Pinaki Misra, MP, LS Rs. 6,31,599/- 2012 Industries” in Vienna, Austria Shri Dhananjay Singh, MP, LS 22 6-8 November, Joint CPA UK / BGIPU International Parliamentary Smt. Ranee Narah, Minister of Expenditure was borne by 2012 Conference on “Gender and Politics” in London, United State for Tribal Affairs & the concerned Ministry Kingdom Panchayati Raj 23 6-10 November, CPA / WB Institute Study Group on PAC in British Dr. Murli Manohar Joshi, Rs. 13,37,250/- 2012 Columbia, Canada Chairman, PAC 2013 24 27 May-1 June, 24th Commonwealth Parliamentary Seminar in Singapore Dr. (Smt.) Jhansi Lakshmi Rs. 1,78,323/- 2013 Botcha, MP, LS 25 2 -8 June, 2013 10th CPA Canadian Parliamentary Seminar in Ottawa, Shri J M Haroon Rasheed, Rs. 11,06,646 Canada MP, LS 26 24-27 June, 2013 3rd Westminster Workshop on PAC in London, United Shri Bhartruhari Mahtab, MP, Rs. 11,22,971/- Kingdom LS 27 29-31 October, CPA Global Seminar on the “Role of Parliaments and Shri Kalyan Banerjee, MP, LS Rs. 3,,38,083/- 2013 Extractive Industries” in Vienna, Austria .
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