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Present Position of Pending Assurances in Rajya Sabha As on 06.05.2011 • PRESENT POSITION OF PENDING ASSURANCES IN RAJYA SABHA AS ON 06.05.2011 A Section Sr. Q. No. & Date and M.P. Name Subject Present Status including time up to which extension No. has been sought. 1. USQ.1873 dated 18.3.2008 Shri Study on Aviation Emission Earlier it had been decided that the cost of Study would Dharam Pal Sabharwal be borne by the Ministry of Environment & Forests. However, now it has been decided that the entire cost would be borne by the Ministry of Civil Aviation. The revised Terms of References have been finalized and the subsequent action are underway. PRESENT POSITION OF PENDING ASSURANCES FOR LOK SABHA AS ON 06-05-2011 SO(AD/US(C)/Dir(AS)/JS(P) Si. Q.No. Date & MP Name Subject Present Status including time up to which extension has No. been sought 1 SQ.11 dated 19.11.2009 Shri Strike by Air India Pilots A.T. Nana Patil 1 C , 1 USQ.1261 dated 4.3.2010 Dr. Scuffle during Air India Flight M. Jagannath 3 USQ.3318 dated 15.4.2010 Shri NACIL to obtain working Capital • K. Sugumar Funds 4 Usq.1589 dated 18.11.2010 Air Tickets Issued on Credit Basis Shri Adhalrao Patil Shivajirao PRESENT POSITION OF PENDING ASSURANCES FOR RAJYA SABHA AS ON 06.05.2011 SO(AI)/US(C)/Dir(AS)/JS(P) Si. Q.No. Date & MP Name Subject Present Status including time up to which extension has No. been sought 1. SQ.103 dated 16.11.2010 Shri Financial restructuring Plan for Air K.N. Balagopal India 2. USQ.784 dated 3.3.2011 Shri CAG's remarks on aircrafts Purchase Jai Prakash Narayan Singh from Boeing Company 3 USQ.324 dated 24.2.2011 Shri Air India's Policy for Purchase of Y.S. Chowdary Aircrafts • PRESENT POSITION OF PENDING ASSURANCE OF RAJYA SABHA AS ON 06.05.2011 SO(DG)/US(AK)/DS(T)/JS(P) Si. Q.No. Date & MP SUBJECT Present Status including time up to which extension No has been sought 1 USQ.145 dated 27.7.2010 Setting up of Civil Aviation Safety Council Shri Parimal Nathwani 2 SQ.135 dated 3.8.2010 Shri Incidents of Tyre Bursting Technical Snags Kaptan Singh Solanki involving Airlines 3 USQ.2419 dated 17.8.2010 Separate body for Investigating Air Crash Shri Bharat Kumar Raut 4 USQ.1643 dated 10.8.2010 Accidents during Landings and Take Off Shri Sanjay Raut 5 USQ.136 dated 27.7.2010 Air India Express Accident at Mangalore Shri K.N. Balagopal 6 USQ.8 dated 9.11.2010 Shri Appointment of Expatriate Pilots Bharatkumar Raut 7 USQ.328 dated 24.2.2011 Structural Health Monitoring System Shri A. Elavarasan • PRESENT POSITION OF THE PENDING ASSURANCES IN THE RAJYA SABHA AS ON 06.05.2011 SO(AAI)/IUS(IA)/Dir(S)/JS(S) Si. No. Question No.& Dated Subject Present Status including time up to which M.P. Name extension has been sought 1 SQ.121 dated 02.8.2005 Utilisation of Rupsi Airport Suppl. By Sh. U.G. Brahma 2 USQ.2951 dated 22.4.2008 Shri Naming of Raipur Airport Shreegopal Vyas 3 SQ.448 dated 4.8.2009 Suppl. By New Airports in Orissa Smt. Renubala Pradhan 4 USQ.450 dated 24.11.2009 Shri Airport at Kota, Rajasthan Lalit Kishore Chaturvedi 5 USQ.3379 dated 27.4.2010 Dr. K. Renaming of Madurai Airport Malaisamy 6 USQ.803 dated 3.3.2011 Shri Sabir Implementing Promotion orders by AAI Ali S PRESENT POSITION OF THE PENDING ASSURANCES IN THE RAJYA SABHA AS ON 06.05.2011 SO(AD)/US(N)/Dir(S)/JS(S) S.No Question No.& Dated Subject Present Status including time up to which extension has M.P. Name been sought 1 USQ.2794 dated 19.4.2005 Fee on Air Passenger. The assurance is pending due to finalisation of ADF Shri Tariq Anwar Rules. 2 USQ.2114 dated 12.12.2006 Operation of Pune Airport Information has been received from MADC and is being Shri Rahul Bajaj examined. 3 SQ.73 dated 2.3.2010 Shri User Development Fees by Private Prakash Javadekar Operators 4 USQ.13 dated 23.2.2010 Acquisition of Land for Greenfield Airport at Goa 5 USQ.779 dated 3.3.2011 Shri Airport Revenue Related Concerns M.V. Mysura Reddy 6 USQ.786 dated 3.3.2011 Smt. Behaviour of Airport Staff Jayanti Natraj an • PRESENT POSITION OF THE PENDING ASSURANCES IN THE LOK SABHA AS ON 06-02011 SO(AS)/US(GS)/Dir(F)/JS(P) Sl. Question No./Date and M.P. Subject Present Status including time upto which extension has been sought No Name 1 USQ.1290 dated 4.3.2010 Exemption VVIPs from Shri Sharad Yadav Frisking 2 USQ.1252 dated 4.3.2010 Body Scanners at Airports Shri Magunta Sreenivasulu Reddy 3 USQ.825 dated 29.7.2010 Theft Cases at Airport Shri Vishwa Mohan Kumar 4 USQ.499 dated 11.11.2010 Death Penalty for Plane Shri Sanjay Brijkishore Lal Hijackers Nirupam PRESENT POSITION OF THE PENDING ASSURANCES IN THE RAJYA SABHA AS ON 06-4-2011 AS Section Si. Question No./Date and M.P. Subject Present Status including time upto which extension has been sought No Name 1 USQ.1208 dated 9.3.2010 Installation of Full Body Shri Shantaram laxman Scanners at Airports Naik 2 USQ.3391 dated 27.4.2010 Crude bomb in Kingfisher Shri Motilal Vora Aircraft PRESENT POSITION OF PENDING ASSURANCES IN RAJYA SABHA AS ON 06.5.2011 SO(DT)/US(SKA)/Dir(AS)/JS(S) Sl. Q. No. & Date and M.P. Name Subject Present Status including time up to which extension has No. been sought 1 S.Q-90 dated 25-11-1997 New Civil Aviation Policy. Rajya Sabha Seat. Has informed that dropping of Shri Rajubhai A. Parwar & assurances is under consideration. Others 2 USQ-1355 dated. 9-6-98 New Civil Aviation Policy -Do- Shri Ghufran Azam & Others 3 USQ-2909 dated 14-7-98 Status of Tata-Singapore Airlines -Do- Shri Yadlapati Venkat Rao Alliance 4 USQ-93 dated. 30-11-99 Formulation of New Civil Aviation -Do- Shri J. Chitharanjan & Others Policy 5 USQ-2375 dated. 12-12-2K Role of Aviation Policy on -Do- Shri KA.RA. Subbian International Services. 6 USQ-1681 dated. 7-8-2001 Finalization of new Civil Aviation -Do- Shri Prem Chand Gupta Policy 7 USQ-618 dated 26-11-2002 New Civil Aviation Policy -Do- Shri Prem Chand Gupta 8 USQ-1663 dated 5-8-2003 New Civil Aviation Policy -Do- Shri P.Prabhakar Reddy 9 SQ-22 dated 6-7-2004 Recommendations of Naresh Chandra -Do- Shri N.P. Durga Committee. 10 SQ-38 dated 6-7-2004 Regulation for Civil Aviation Policy -Do- Smt. N.P. Durga 11 USQ-243 dated 13-7-2004 Consumer Oriented Civil Aviation -Do- Shri Kalraj Mishra Policy 12 SQ-211 dated 20-7-04 Paid up Capital for New Entrants in -Do- Shri. Abu Asim Azmi Aviation Sector 13 USQ-1170 dated 14-12-04 Recovery of dues from airlines. -Do- Shri Janardhan Poojary 14 USQ-2176 dated 22-3-2005 Entry of Pvt. Sector players in ATF -Do- Shri C. Ramchandraiah I supply • 15 USQ-114 dated 26-7-2005 Development of Civil Aviation -Do- Smt Kamla Manhar 16 USQ-172 dated 26-7-05 Raise in FDI Domestic Aviation Sent to Rajya Sabha Sectt. On 14.3.2011 for dropping of Smt. Kamla Manhar Sector assurances. 17 USQ-852 dt. 2-8-2005 FDI Policy for PIOs in aviation sector -Do- Smt. Kamla Manhar & others 18 USQ-870 dated. 2-8-05 Guidelines for FDI in domestic civil -Do- Sh. Dharm Pal Sabharwal. aviation sector. 19 USQ-1578 dated 9-8-05 Prof. NOC to PIO for operation of air -DO- Alka Balram Kshatriya & service. others 20 S.Q. 403 dt. 24-8-2005 Investment in domestic aviation sector -Do- Smt Kamla Manhar by PIOs and NRIs 21 USQ-603 dt. 29-11-05 Amendment in Civil Aviation -Do- Smt. Kamla Manhar Requirement 22 USQ-3284 dt. 22-12-05 Parity of PIOs with NRIs in -Do- Shri Abani Roy investment in Civil Aviation Sector. 23 USQ.197 dated 6-12-2005 by Pendency of Investment in Aviation -Do- Shri Abani Roy Sector by PIO 24 USQ.1058 dated 2-3-2006 Parity of PIO card holders with NRIs -Do- Smt. Kamla Manhar 25 USQ.3188 dated 25-8-2005 FDI policy with regard to PIOs -Do- Smt. Kamla Manhar 26 USQ.331 dated 15-12-2005 Status of PIOs vis-à-vis- NRIs. -Do- Prof. Alka Balram Kshatriya, Smt. Kamla Manhar 27 USQ.334 dated 1.3.07 Shri C. Investment by NRIs -Do- Ramchandraiah 28 USQ.900 dated 21.8.2007 Shri Vision, 2020 Same as in SI. No.1 Manohar Joshi 29 USQ902 dated 21.8.2007 Shri Overseas Operations by Domestic Same as in Sl. No.1 Ramdas Agarwal Airlines 30 USQ287 dated 14.8.2007 Shri New Aviation Policy Same as in Si. No.1 Pyarelal Khandelwal 31 USQ304 dated 14.8.2007 Shri New Civil Aviation Policy Same as in Si. No.1 Ramdas Agarwal 32 SQ.45 dated 21.10.2008 Shri New Civil Aviation Policy Same as in Si. No.1 Ramdas Agarwal 33 USQ.127 dated 17.2.2009 Shri Foreign stakes in Domestic Airlines Under consideration of Government. Mohd Ali Khan 34 USQ.126 dated 17.2.2009 Smt. Easing of Investment Rules in -do- Shobhana Bhartia Aviation Sector 35 USQ.726 dated 24.2.2009 Shri FDI in Domestic Carriers -do- N.R.
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