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Corrected As on 15.07.2019 Legislative Assembly of The CORRECTED AS ON 15.07.2019 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF GOA TENTH SESSION, 2019 LIST OF STARRED QUESTIONS FOR ANSWER ON 15TH JULY, 2019 TOTAL NO. OF QUESTIONS: 40 DEPARTMENTS INDEX ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS 2A AIRPORT 8A ANIMAL HUSBANDRY & VETERINARY 7B**, 7C, 11C, 13B SERVICES CIVIL AVIATION 3A, 7A EDUCATION 3B, 4C, 10B, 14A FISHERIES 1B**, 4A*, 5B, 10A, 12A GENERAL ADMINISTRATION 4B PANCHAYATI RAJ 1A, 6B, 9A, 10C, 11B, 13A, 14C PERSONNEL 6C, 15A TRANSPORT 5A, 8B, 9C, 12B**, 14B** VIGILANCE 6A WATER RESOURCES 1C, 3C, 5C, 9B, 11A, 12C, 15B 1 SL. MEMBER QUESTION DEPARTMENT NO. NOS 001A PANCHAYATI RAJ 1. SHRI ISIDORE FERNANDES 001B** TRANSFERRED 00IC WATER RESOURCES 2. GLENN SOUZA TICLO 002A ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS 003A CIVIL AVIATION 3. SHRI RAMKRISHNA 003B EDUCATION DHAVALIKAR 003C WATER RESOURCES 004A* FISHERIES 4. SHRI ALEIXO R. LOURENCO 004B GENERAL ADMINISTRATION 004C EDUCATION 005A TRANSPORT 5. SHRI JOSE LUIS CARLOS 005B FISHERIES ALMEIDA 005C WATER RESOURCES 006A VIGILANCE 6. SMT. ALINA SANDANHA 006B PANCHAYATI RAJ 006C PERSONNEL 007A CIVIL AVIATION SHRI PRATAPSINGH RANE 007B** TRANSFERRED 7. 007C ANIMAL HUSBANDRY & VETERINARY SERVICES SHRI CHANDRAKANT 008A AIRPORT 8. KAVALEKAR 008B TRANSPORT 009A PANCHAYATI RAJ 9. SHRI FRANCISCO SILVEIRA 009B WATER RESOURCES 009C TRANSPORT 010A FISHERIES 10. SHRI NILKANTH 010B EDUCATION HALARNKAR 010C PANCHAYATI RAJ 2 011A WATER RESOURCES 011B PANCHAYATI RAJ 11. SHRI RAVI NAIK 011C ANIMAL HUSBANDRY & VETERINARY SERVICES 012A FISHERIES 12. SHRI WILFRED D’SA 012B** TRANSFERRED 012C WATER RESOURCES 013A PANCHAYATI RAJ 13. SHRI PRASAD GAONKAR 013B ANIMAL HUSBANDRY & VETERINARY SERVICES 014A EDUCATION 14. SHRI FILIPE N. RODRIGUES 014B** TRANSFERRED 014C PANCHAYATI RAJ 015A PERSONNEL 15. SHRI DIGAMBAR KAMAT 015B WATER RESOURCES *The names of S/Shri Chandrakant Kavaleker, Atanasio Monserrate, Smt. Jennifer Monserrate, Clafasio Dias, Antonio Fernandes and Digambar Kamat are bracketed and shown in Starred Question No. 004A. **Transferred to other days. 3 CORRECTED AS ON 15.07.2019 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF GOA TENTH SESSION, 2019 LIST OF STARRED QUESTIONS FOR ANSWER ON 15TH JULY, 2019 SHRI ISIDORE A. FERNANDES RECOVERY OF OCTROI IN VP LOILEM-POLEM 001A. *WILL the Minister for Panchayati Raj be pleased to state: (a) whether the Government is aware since when Village Panchayat Loliem-Polem in Canacona Constituency has started recovering Octroi over various pumps under its jurisdiction; (b) if so, furnish details such as names and addresses of each petrol pumps, amount recovered from each petrol pump since 2005 till date; (c) whether it is a fact that Village Panchayat Loliem has not recovered Octroi; (d) if so, the details thereof, the reason for pendency; (e) whether the Government intends to solve the issue related to Octroi; and (f) if so, the time frame by which the Government intends to solve the same ? 4 SHRI ISIDORE A. FERNANDES TOTAL CONSUMPTION OF FISH 001B. * Transferred to Health as Unstarred LAQ No. 98 to be answered on 19/07/2019. SHRI ISIDORE A. FERNANDES SAND EROSION IN CANACONA CONSTITUENCY 001C. *WILL the Minister for Water Resources be pleased to state: (a) whether the Government is aware that most beaches like Galgibaga, Colomb, Patnem and Talpona in Canacona Constituency are prone to sand erosion; (b) if so, furnish details of name, work carried out, work proposed, present status of beaches covered under prevention of soil erosion project for the last five years; (c) whether the Government is aware of soil erosion protection wall with boulder that was constructed at Talpona to prevent high tide water entering the household; (d) if so, the details of name of the scheme under which the wall was constructed, the estimated cost of and the date the work was completed with the total area covered; (e) whether the existing area is still to be covered with protection wall; (f) if so, the reason for the pendency; (g) whether the Government intends to complete the remaining wall under Water Resources Department; (h) if so, the details of the present status of the file; (i) if not, the reason for not taking up the work; and (j) whether the assessment and modeling studies has been completed; if so, the details thereof? SHRI TICLO GLENN J V A E SOUZA CREATION OF POSTS 002A. *WILL the Minister for Administrative Reforms be pleased to state: (a) whether any proposals have been received for creation of posts from various Departments, Corporations for year 2018-19 and 2019-20; (b) if so, the status of the same with details thereof ; and 5 (c) the numbers that were sanctioned / approved so far for any departments / Corporations, with details thereof? SHRI RAMKRISHNA M. DHAVALIKAR PROGRESS OF MOPA AIRPORT 003A. *WILL the Minister for Civil Aviation be pleased to state: (a) the progress of the Mopa Airport ; (b) time frame of that will be taken to complete the work; and (c) the details such as : i) date of issue of work order, ii) date of completion of the work iii) present status, and iv) furnish the copy of the agreement? SHRI RAMKRISHNA M. DHAVALIKAR REPAIRS WORKS OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS 003B. *WILL the Minister for Education be pleased to state: (a) the total number of repair works of primary schools under taken by GSIDC Taluka wise for the year 2016-17, 2017-2018, 2018-2019 and till date: (b) furnish details as EST- cost, tendered cost, date of work order, date: of completion of work, present status, Taluka wise as mentioned at serial (a); and (c) reasons for delay and likely date of completion of all above works? SHRI RAMKRISHNA M. DHAVALIKAR OPA WATER TREATMENT PLANT 003C. *WILL the Minister for Water Resources be pleased to state: (a) whether the raw water supplied to existing plants at OPA(Water Treatment Plant) is sufficient; (b) if so, the provision made for raw water supply for future expansion of Water Treatment Plant at Opa; and (c) the reasons as regards as to why there was shortage of raw water at Opa Plant in the month of April to June 2019? 6 SHRI ALEIXO REGINALDO LOURENCO SHRI CHANDRAKANT KAVALEKAR SHRI ATANASIO MONSERRATE SMT. JENNIFER MONSERRATE SHRI CLAFASIO DIAS SHRI ANTONIO FERNANDES SHRI DIGAMBAR KAMAT IMPORT OF FISH FROM OTHER STATES IN GOA 004A. *WILL the Minister for Fisheries be pleased to state: (a) with the ban on fishing season effective from 1st June 2019 and the suspected import of fish from other States in Goa laced with preservatives such as formalin, the following details may be furnished; (i) the reasons as regards to why ban on fishing is applied only in Goa and not in other neighbouring States; the preventive method applied to restrict fishing by trawlers from neighbouring States in Goa’s territorial water with full details thereof; (ii) the reasons as regards to why Goans are compelled to consume frozen/preserved/stored fish which is suspected to be applied with hazardous preservatives such as formalin with details thereof: (iii) the details of the import which is estimated for this year during fishing ban period as well as other on monthly basis; the estimated consumption of fish which is being already stored/preserved using cold storage or other facilities in Goa, with details thereof; and (iv) the reasons as regards to why price control mechanism is not in place when the Government is providing number of facilities, incentives, subsidies to trawlers, fishing community, with details thereof? SHRI ALEIXO REGINALDO LOURENCO ALLOTMENT OF SHOPS 004B. *WILL the Minister for General Administration be pleased to state: (a) the details of shops from Junta building, Panaji allotted on fresh lease without inviting tenders by the Government from 2000 to 2005; 7 (b) the details of procedure followed by the Government with details such as name of the previous lease holder, fresh lease holder of each shop, criteria applied for fixing monthly rent; (c) whether it is a fact that the original lease agreement files pertaining to said shops went missing after allotment; (d) if so, the details of such shop number, file number, date/year of missing source of information, name of official in possession of files prior to missing; and (e) the details of action taken by the Government and then Advocate General on the issue of missing files? SHRI ALEIXO REGINALDO LOURENCO IMPLEMENTATION OF RTE ACT IN GOA 004C. *WILL the Minister for Education be pleased to state: (a) whether the Government is aware that private unaided schools are under legal obligation to reserve 25% of seats in kindergarten and class 1 for children belonging to weaker sections and disadvantaged groups under section 12 (1) (C) of Right to Education Act; (b) if so, the details of all notifications issued till date regarding admission to children belonging to disadvantaged sections, per- child costs, eligibility criteria for admissions, selection process; (c) the school-wise details of all recognized private unaided schools in the State, such as name, location, sanctioned student strength of kindergarten, Class I; (d) the details of number of children belonging to weaker sections, disadvantaged groups admitted to kindergarten and Class 1 receiving free education during the last five academic years till date in each recognized private unaided school in the State; (e) whether the Government is aware that effective implementation of this provision would lead to social inclusion as well as better educational experience for all school children in the State; and (f) if so, the details of the steps the Government has taken/proposed to take in this regard? 8 SHRI JOSE LUIS CARLOS ALMEIDA SHIFTING OF THE EXISTING ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORT OFFICE, VASCO 005A. *WILL the Minister for Transport be pleased to state: (a) whether the acquired premises for the office of the Assistant Director of Transport, Baina is ready to be opened for the public; (b) if so, the time frame by which the Government intends to shift the existing Assistant Director of Transport office, Vasco to the new premises; and (c) if not, reasons for the delay? SHRI JOSE LUIS CARLOS ALMEIDA STATUS AND PROGRESS REPORT OF CONSTUCTION OF A FISHING JETTY IN VASCO 005B.
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