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Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Eighth Assembly TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY SECOND SESSION-SECOND MEETING (From 17th March 1986 to 15th May 1986) RESUME OF BUSINESS Legislative Assembly Secretariat, Fort St. George, Madras-600 009. PREFACE This publication contains a brief resume of the Business transacted by the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly during its Second Meeting in the Second Session of the Eighth Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly held from 17th March 1986 to 15th May 1986. MADRAS-600 009. C.K. RAMASWAMY Dated: 14th August 1986. Secretary. CONTENTS Serial Subject Pages Number I Summons 1 II Duration of the Meeting 1 III Prorogation 1 IV Sittings of the Assembly 1 V Obituary References 2 VI Condolence Resolution 3 VII Questions 4 VIII Statement made by Ministers under Rule 111 of the Tamil Nadu 4 Legislative Assembly Rules. IX Statement made by Ministers under Rule 112 of the Tamil Nadu 5 Legislative Assembly Rules. X Statement made by Ministers under Rule 238 of the Tamil Nadu 5 Legislative Assembly Rules. XI Adjournment Motions 6 XII Calling Attention Notices under Rule 55 of the Tamil Nadu 7 Legislative Assembly Rules. XIII Financial Business 17 XIV Legislative Business 18 XV Government Resolutions 22 XVI Government Motions 23 XVII Private Member's Business 26 XVIII Ruling given by Hon. Speaker 26 XIX Special Mention 27 XX Presentation of Committee Reports 27 XXI Constitution of Committees 29 XXII Special Reference 29 XXIII Return of Assets 33 XXIV Papers placed on the Table of the House. 30 Appendix 31 1 TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY-SECOND SESSION-SECOND MEETING --------- RESUME OF WORK TRANSACTED BY THE TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY FROM 17TH MARCH 1986 TO 15TH MAY 1986. --------- I. SUMMONS Summons for the Second Meeting of the Second Session of the Eighth Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly were issued to Members on the 3rd March 1986 in D.O. Letter No. 3750/86-2, TNLAS (B-1), dated 3rd March, 1986. II. DURATION OF THE MEETING The Second Meeting of the Second Session of the Eighth Legislative Assembly commenced on the 17th March, 1986 and adjourned sine die on the 15th May, 1986. III. PROROGATION The Second Session of the Eighth Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly was prorogued with effect from 29th May, 1986-vide S.O. Ms. No. 114, Legislative Assembly Secretariat dated 29th May 1986. IV. SITTINGS OF THE ASSEMBLY The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly met for 41 days during the period from 17th March 1986 to 15th May 1986 on the following days:- 17th March 1986, 19th March 1986, 20th March 1986, 21st March 1986, 24th March 1986, 25th March 1986, 26th March 1986, 27th March 1986, 31st March 1986, 1st April 1986, 2nd April 1986, 3rd April 1986, 4th April 1986, 5th April 1986, 7th April 1986, 8th April 1986, 9th April 1986, 15th April 1986, 16th April 1986, 17th April 1986, 18th April 1986, 19th April 1986, 23rd April 1986, 24th April 1986, 25th April 1986, 26th April 1986, 28th April 1986, 29th April 1986, 30th April 1986, 2nd May 1986, 3rd May 1986, 5th May 1986, 6th May 1986, 7th May 1986, 8th May 1986, 9th May 1986, 10th May 1986, 12th May 1986, 13th May 1986, 14th May 1986 and 15th May 1986. It also met in the evening for 8 days on the following dates:- 1st April 1986, 4th April 1986, 24th April 1986, 25th April 1986, 30th April 1986, 7th May 1986, 13th May 1986, and 14th May 1986. In terms of Hours it sat for 211 Hours and 28 Minutes. 2 V. OBITUARY REFERENCES Obituary references were made in the Assembly on the demise of the following persons on the dates noted against each:- Serial Name Constituency Period in Date of Date on which No. which demise reference was served as made in the member Assembly (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) Srivilliputhur 1. Thiru A. 1957-62 29-4-1985 19-3-1986 Chinnasamy (Reserved) 2. Thiru R. V. Papanasam, 1977-80 15-11-1985 19-3-1986 Soundararajan Thanjavur District 1952-57 3. Thiru M. Karur (General) 24-1-1986 19-3-1986 Manickasundaram 4. Thiru M.S.K. Ramanathapuram 1971-76 29-1-1986 19-3-1986 Sathyendran Ellur (General 5. Thiru G. Venganna 1946-52 29-1-1986 19-3-1986 Rural) 6. Thiru K.P. Palani Thiruvaiyar 1962-67 2-2-1986 19-3-1986 1957-62 7. Thiru N.S. Nagapattinam 3-2-1986 19-3-1986 Ramalingam Vedaranyam 1962-67 Nilakkottai 8. Thiru W.P.A.R. 1957-62 6-3-1986 19-3-1986 Chandrasekaran (General) Thiru N. 9. Saidapet (General) 1952-57 6-3-1986 19-3-1986 Ramakrishna Iyer 10. Thiru Thiagu Mannargudi 1946-52 Vaikarar [General Rural 10-3-1986 19-3-1986 (SC)] 11. Thiru J. Renowned Krishnamurthy Philosopher - 17-3-1986 19-3-1986 12. Tmt. Rukmani Devi Classical Dancer - 24-3-1986 19-3-1986 Arundale and Social worker 13. Thiru C.R. Mylapore Madras 1952-57 26-3-1986 27-3-1986 Ramasamy City. 1957-62 14. Dr. Habibulla Baig Madras Harbour 1967-71 4-4-1986 8-4-1986 The Members stood in silence for two minutes as a mark of respect to the deceased. 3 VI. CONDOLENCE RESOLUTIONS During the period, three Condolence Resolutions were adopted by the House as detailed below:- (1) On the demise of Thiru K.K. Shah, former Governor of Tamil Nadu: On the 19th March 1986, Hon. Speaker placed before the House, the following Condolence Resolution namely: "î¬ôCø‰î M´î¬ôŠ «ð£ó£†ì ió¼‹, º¡ù£œ ñˆFò ܬñ„꼋, 1971-Ý‹ ݇®L¼‰¶ 1976-Ý‹ ݇´ õ¬ó îIöèˆF™ ÝÀïó£è¾‹ ðEò£ŸPò F¼. «è.«è. û£ Üõ˜èœ 14-3-1986 Ý‹ «îFò¡Á ñ¬ø‰î ¶òó„ ªêŒF «è†´, ÞŠ«ðó¬õ õ¼‰¶Aø¶, Ü¡ù£K¡ °´‹ðˆFù¼‚° îù¶ Ý›‰î ÜÂî£ðˆ¬î»‹, Þóƒè¬ô»‹ ÞŠ«ðó¬õ ªîKMˆ¶‚ªè£œAø¶. The above Resolution was adopted Nem Con and the Members stood in silence for two minutes as a mark of respect to the departed leader. Thereafter, the House adjourned for about forty-five minutes. (2) On the demise of Thiru M. Pitchai, Member of the Legislative Assembly representing Aruppukkottai Assembly Constituency: On the 29th April 1986, Hon. Dr. V.R. Nedunchezhiyan, Leader of the House (Minister for Finance) moved the following Condolence Resolution namely: 'ÞQò ð‡¹‹, ï™ô àœ÷º‹, ªêò™ ÝŸø™ ªè£‡ì õ¼‹, ÞŠ«ðó¬õJ™, è£ñó£ü˜ ñ£õ†ì‹ ܼŠ¹‚«è£†¬ì ªî£°FJL¼‰¶ Þ¼ º¬ø «î˜‰ªî´‚èŠð†ì àÁŠHù¼ñ£Aò F¼. º. H„¬ê Üõ˜èœ «ïŸÁ ñ£¬ô (28-4-1986) âF˜ð£ó£î MðˆF™ ñ¬ø‰î ¶òó„ ªêŒF «è†´ ÞŠ«ðó¬õ õ¼‰¶Aø¶. Ü¡ù£K¡ °´‹ðˆFù¼‚° îù¶ Ý›‰î ÜÂî£ðˆ¬î»‹ Þóƒè¬ô»‹ ÞŠ«ðó¬õ ªîKMˆ¶‚ªè£œAø¶.' The above Resolution was adopted Nem Con and the House observed silence for two minutes and then adjourned for the day as a mark of respect to the deceased. (3) On the demise of Thiru S. Narayanan, Member of the Legislative Assembly representing Tirunelveli Assembly Constituency. On the 12th May 1986, Hon. Dr. V.R. Nedunchezhiyan, Leader of the House (Minister for Finance) moved the following Condolence Resolution namely: "ÞQò ð‡¹‹, ï™ô àœ÷º‹, ªêò™ ÝŸø™ ªè£‡ìõ¼‹, ÞŠ«ðó¬õJ™ F¼ªï™«õL ñ£õ†ì‹ F¼ªï™«õL ªî£°FJL¼‰¶ 4 «î˜‰ªî´‚èŠð†ì àÁŠHù˜ F¼. âv. ï£ó£òí¡ Üõ˜èœ «ïŸÁ (11-5-1986) ñ£¬ô ñ£ó¬ìŠð£™ ñ¬ø‰î ¶òó„ ªêŒF «è†´ ÞŠ«ðó¬õ õ¼‰¶Aø¶. Ü¡ù£K¡ °´‹ðˆFù¼‚° îù¶ Ý›‰î ÜÂî£ðˆ¬î»‹ Þóƒè¬ô»‹ ÞŠ«ðó¬õ ªîKMˆ¶‚ªè£œAø¶". The above Resolution was adopted Nem Con and the House observed silence for two minutes and then adjourned for the day as a mark of respect to the deceased. VII. QUESTIONS Seven Hundred and Eighty Six-Starred Questions, Thirteen Short Notice Questions were answered on the floor of the House. Answers to Nine Hundred and Fifty Un-starred Questions were placed on the Table of the House. VIII. STATEMENTS MADE BY MINISTER UNDER RULE III OF THE TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY RULES During the period under review, 6 (six) statements were made under Rule 111 of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly Rules on matters of public importance: Serial Number and Date Statement made by Subject (1) (2) (3) 1. 18th April 1986 Hon. Dr. V.R. Re-opening of certain Nedunchezhiyan, Minister Textile Mills in Coimbatore for Finance (Leader of the and other parts of Tamil House.) Nadu. 2. 26th April 1986 Hon. Thiru V.V. Closure of the Cauvery Swaminathan, Minister for Spinning and Textile Mill in Excise, Handlooms and Pudukkottai. Textiles. 3. 28th April 1986 Hon. Thiru P.U. Decision taken by the Shanmugam, Minister for Government to amend the Local Administration. Tamil Nadu Panchayats Act to avoid the malpractices taking place in the election of Chairman and Vice- Chairman to Panchayat Union Councils. 4. 30th April 1986 Hon. Dr. K. Kalimuthu, Regularisation of the Minister for Agriculture. Temporary services of the employees employed in the Madras Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board. 5 Serial number and Date Statement made by Subject (1) (2) (3) 5. 7th May 1986 Hon. Thiru C. Ponnaiyan, Abolition of Horse Race in Minister for Law. Tamil Nadu 6. 7th May 1986 Hon. Thiru C. Ponnaiyan, Reported raid conducted by Minister for Law. the Income Tax Officers and the Officers of the Central Bureau of Investigation of Government of India in his house. IX. STATEMENTS MADE BY MINISTERS UNDER RULE 112 OF THE TAMIL NADU LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY RULES.
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