Parliamentary Groups Introduction · Autonomous body · All member of Parliament (present or former member) · Founded in 1949 · It is an international organisation of Parl. of sovereign states. · 153 parliamentary of sovereign states of Internation organisation. Objectives · Promote contacts b/w mem. of POI. · Arrange seminar, discussion, orientation courses. · …
Parliamentary Forums Introduction · 1st Parliamentary Forum was constituted in year 2005 on: Water Conservation and Management. · Subsequently 7 more forums were constituted. · At Present, there are 8 parliamentary Forums :- a. Parliamentary Forum (P.F.) on water cons and Mgmt (2005) b. PF on Youth (2006); c. PF on children P.F. on …
Parliamentary Committees Meaning · Parliamentary functions are complex, voluminous – no adequate time and expertise for detailed scrutiny of legislative measures. · Assisted by a number of committees in discharge of his duties. · The Constitution does not mention committees directly in specific provisions – mentioned throughout – matter is dealt by the rules of …
Parliament Introduction · Parliament is the legislative organ of the government of India. · Based on the British pattern – Westminster model of government. · Part V – Article 79-122 – deal with organisation, composition, duration,officers, producers, privileges, powers etc of the Parliament. Organisation [Art 79] · The Lok Sabha (House of the People, …
Cabinet Committees Features of Cabinet Committee 1. They are extra constitutional and emergence – not mentioned in Constitution – rules of business provide for establishment. 2. Two types – standing and ad hoc – Standing is temporary &ad hoc is permanent. 3. Setup by the PM – according to the requirements of the situation-number, nomenclature, …
Central Council of Minister Article 74 · There shall be a Council of Ministers with the PM at the head, advise the President, who shall in the exercise of his actions act accordingly. · POI can ask for reconsideration. · 42nd and 44th CAA – advice binding on President – cannot be enquired by court. …
Prime Minister (Art 74-78) Prime Minister · De facto Executive. · President – De Jure Executive Art 75 · There shall be Prime Minister appointed by the president · POI appoint Prime Minister using conventions according to the parliament system · In 1980, the Delhi High Court→ Constitution does not require that a person must …
Vice –President [Article – 63-71] Vice President · Office is modelled – American Vice President · Second highest office after President of India. · elected by the members of an electoral college – UH, LH M · both elected and nominated members of the Parliament · the members of the state legislative (Not include) …
President Union Executive · The Union Executive consists of the President, the Vice-President, the Prime Minister, the Council of Ministers and the Attorney General of India. · The President is the head of the State. · He is the first citizen of India – acts as the symbol of unity, integrity and solidarity of …
Emergency Provision Articles 352 to 360 →Part XVIII To meet abnormal situation to normal. During an Emergency →The Central government becomes all powerful and Covert Federal into unitary system. 3 Types – 1. Art. 352 (National Emer) 2. Art 360 (Financial Emer) 3. Art 356 (State Emer/President’s Rule) Article 352 – National Emergency …