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FOURTH SESSION (From 17Th March 1990 to 12Th May 1990) TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY (NINTH ASSEMBLY) FOURTH SESSION (From 17th March 1990 to 12th May 1990) RESUME OF BUSINESS Legislative Assembly Secretariat, Madras-600 009. PREFACE This publication contains a brief resume of the Business transacted by the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly during its Fourth Session of the Ninth Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly held from 17th March 1990 to 12th May 1990. Madras-600 009 T.P. DELHI DORAI, Dated: 18th June 1990 Secretary. CONTENTS Serial Subject. Page. Number (1) (2) (3) I Summons 1 II Duration of the meeting 1 III Prorogation 1 IV Sittings of the Assembly 1 V Obituary References 2 VI Questions 2 VII Statements made by Ministers under Rule 110 of the 3 Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules VIII Statements made by the Ministers under Rule 111 of the 5 Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules. IX Adjournment Motions 6 X Calling Attention Statements under Rule 55 of the Tamil 8 Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules XI Financial Business 19 XII Legislative Business 20 XIII Statutory Resolutions under Rule 166 of the Tamil Nadu 23 Legislative Assembly Rules. XIV Government Resolutions 24 XV Government Motions 25 XVI Privilege Matters 26 XVII Naming and suspension of Members 28 XVIII Statement under Rule 73 of the Tamil Nadu Legislative 29 Assembly Rules s Serial Subject Page Number (1) (2) (3) 29 XIX Personal Explanation under Rule 109 of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules XX Statement under Rule 113 of the Tamil Nadu Legislative 30 Assembly Rules XXI Petition presented to the Assembly 30 XXII Announcements by the Hon. Speaker 30 XXIII Election to the Senate of the Universities in Tamil Nadu. 31 XXIV Constitution of Committees 31 XXV Presentation of Committee Reports. 32 XXVI Discussion on the Annual Financial Statements of the 36 Tamil Nadu Electricity Board XXVII Papers Laid on the Table of the House 36 Appendix 37 1 TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY NINTH ASSEMBLY – FOURTH SESSION ------- RESUME OF WORK TRANSACTED DURING SESSION HELD FROM 17TH MARCH 1990 TO 12TH MAY 1990. -------- I. SUMMONS Summons for the Fourth Session of the Ninth Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly were issued to Members on the 8th March 1990 in S.O.Ms No.47, Legislative Assembly Secretariat, dated 8th March 1990. II. DURATION OF THE MEETING The Fourth Session of the Ninth Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly commenced on 17th March 1990 and adjourned sine die on the 12th May 1990. III. PROROGATION The Fourth Session of the Ninth Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly was prorogued with effect from 23rd May 1990-vide S.O.Ms.No.104, Legislative Assembly Secretariat, dated 23rd May 1990. IV. SITTINGS OF THE ASSEMBLY The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly met for 40 days during the period from the 17th March 1990 to 12th May 1990 on the following days: 17th March 1990, 19th March 1990, 20th March 1990, 21st March 1990, 22nd March 1990, 23rd March 1990, 24th March 1990, 28th March 1990, 29th March 1990, 30th March 1990, 31st March 1990, 2nd April 1990, 3rd April 1990, 4th April 1990, 5th April 1990, 6th April 1990, 9th April 1990, 10th April 1990, 11th April 1990, 12th April 1990, 16th April 1990, 17th April, 18th April 1990, 19th April 1990, 20th April 1990, 21st April 1990, 23rd April 1990, 24th April 1990, 25th April 1990, 26th April 1990, 2nd May 1990, 3rd May 1990, 4th May 1990, 5th May 1990, 7th May 1990, 8th May 1990, 9th May 1990, 10th May 1990, 11th May 1990 and 12th May 1990. It also met in the Evening for 9 days on the following dates: 22nd March 1990, 3rd April 1990, 12th April 1990, 16th April 1990, 21st April 1990, 23rd April 1990, 24th April 1990, 25th April 1990 and 2nd May 1990. In terms of Hours it sat for 208 hours and 51 Minutes. 2 V. OBITUARY REFERENCES Obituary references were made in the Assembly on the demise following former Members of the Assembly on the dates noted against each. Serial Name Constituency Period in Date of Date on Number which demise which served as reference Members. was made in (1) (2) (3) the (4) (5) Assembly. (6) 1. Thiru M. Coonoor (S.C.) 1985-88 30th 19th March Sivakumar January 1990. 1990 2. Thiru K.B.S. Sirkali (S.C) 1957-62 16th March 19th March Mani 1967-71 1990 1990. 3. Thiru V. Radhapuram 1971-76 3rd April 6th April Kartheesan 1990 1990 4. Thiru S. Thiruchengode 1971-76 11th May 12th May Kandappan 1990 1990 All the Members stood in silence for one minute as a mark of respect to the deceased. VI. QUESTIONS Six hundred and eighty-eight Starred Questions and two Short Notice Questions were answered on the floor of the House. Answers to six hundred Un-starred Questions were placed on the Table of the House. 3 VII. STATEMENTS MADE BY MINISTERS UNDER RULE 110 OF THE TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY RULES During the period under Review, Eighteen Statements were made under Rule 110 of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly on the following matters of public importance:- Serial Number and date. Statement made by Subject. (1) (2) (3) 1. 30th March 1990 Hon. Thiru Pon. Increase in the monthly allocation Muthuramalingam, Minister of rice from 60,000 tones to for Food and Co-operation. 75,000 tones to Tamil Nadu from Central Pool. 2. 31st March 1990 Hon. Dr. M. Karunanidhi, Conferment of Bharat Ratna Chief Minister. posthumously on Dr. B.R Ambedkar by the Central Government. 3. 31st March 1990 Hon. Dr. M. Karunanidhi, Safe return of Indian fishermen Chief Minister. from Sri Lanka Island. 4. 3rd April 1990 . Hon. Dr. M. Karunanidhi, Quary contract at Trishulam in Chief Minister. Madras. 5. 3rd April 1990 . Hon. Thiru K.N. Nehru, Absorption of 1100 contract Minister for Information and Labourers employed in Madras Labour. Fertilisers Factory on regular basis. 6. 3rd April 1990 . Hon. Thiru K.N. Nehru, Proposed strike by the certain Minister for Information and Unions of Tiruppur Baniyan Labour. factories and the steps taken by the Government. 7. 6th April 1990 . Hon. Dr. M. Karunanidhi. Convening of All Party Meeting Chief Minister. on Cauvery Water Disputes. 4 Serial Number and date. Statement made by Subject (1) (2) (3) 8. 6th April 1990 . Hon. Dr. M. Karunanidhi, Payment of Royalty to the State Chief Minister. Government in respect of Neyveli Lignite Corporation by Central Government. 9. 11th April 1990 Hon. Dr. K. Chandrasekaran, Kidnapping of Tamil Nadu Minister for Animal Fishermen by armed men of Sri Husbandry. Lanka and their subsequent safe return. 10. 11th April 1990 .. Hon Dr. M. Karunanidhi, Release of 992 life prisoners Chief Minister. remitting their sentences in commemoration of birth centenary of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and poet Bharathi dasan. 11. 20th April 1990 . Hon Dr. M. Karunanidhi, Out come of Cauvery Waters talks Chief Minister. held with the Karnataka Chief Minister and Leaders of all Parties meeting. 12. 21st April 1990 . Hon. Thiru S.J. Sadiq Pasha, Operation of direct Haj flights Minister for Law. from Madras to Jeddah and Jeddah to Madras during the Haj season in July 1990. 13.23rd April 1990 . Hon. Dr. Ponmudi alias Purchase of Sorin heart Valves for Deivasigamani, Minister for use at the General Hospital. Public Health. 14. 26th April 1990 . Hon. Thiru Duraimurugan, Submission of the Union Minister for Public Works. Government before the Supreme Court that it was leaving to the Court to arrive at a decision in the Cauvery Water Disputes between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. 5 Serial Number and date. Statement made by Subject. (1) (2) (3) Hon Dr. M. Karunanidhi, Cyclonic condition in Bay of 15. 8th May 1990 . Chief Minister. Bengal and the steps taken by the Government to meet the same. 16. 10th May 1990 . Hon Dr. M. Karunanidhi, After effects of the Cyclone and Chief Minister. the relief given by the State Government to the affected people. 17. 10th May 1990 . Hon. Thiru K.N. Nehru, Deliberations of the Indian Labour Minister for Information and Conference held at New Delhi on Labour. 26th April 1990. 18. 10th May 1990. Hon. Thiru K.N. Nehru, Steps taken by the Government to Minister for Information and reopen six closed mills in Tamil Labour. Nadu. VIII. STATEMENTS MADE BY MINISTERS UNDER RULE 111 OF THE TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY RULES During the period under review, three statements were made by Ministers under rule 111 of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules. (1) On 28th March 1990, Hon’ble Dr. M. Karunanidhi, Chief Minister made a statement correcting his answer given to the supplementary questions to Question No.3261 (Sl.No.1) answered on the floor of the House on 31st October 1989. (2) On 2nd May 1990 Hon’ble Dr. E. Eramakrishnan, Minister for Adi-Dravidar Welfare made a statement correcting his reply given to the supplementary questions to Question No. 3432 (Sl.No.151) answered on the floor of the House on 5th April 1990. (3) On 11th May 1990, Hon’ble Dr. K. Ponmudi alias Deivasigamani, Minister for Public Health made a statement correcting his reply given to the supplementary questions to Question No.7063 (Sl.No. 309) answered on the floor of the House on 9th April 1990. (4) On 12th May 1990, Hon’ble Thiru M. Kannappan, Minister for Transport made a statement correcting his reply given to the Starred Question to Question No. 9030 answered on the floor of the House on 9th April 1990. 6 IX ADJOURNMENT MOTIONS The following notices of Motions for adjournment of Business of the House were brought before the House and the Hon.
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