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A
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REPORT
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the First Sessio:? (Jan::ary)
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PREFACE
This bcoklet contains a journal of the Business transacted during the First
Session (January) 1988 of Provisional Legislative Assembly of Goa, prepared in
pursuance of the provisions of Rule-287 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of
Eusiness of Goa Legislative Assembly. Statistical information in regard to some of
the items is also given whenever possible.
Assembly Hall
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Panaji, July, 1989.
M. M. NAIK
Secretary of the Legislative
Assembly of Goa.
TABLE ON CONTENTS
Page No.
1. Brief Report of the Wrst Session ( ( J a n u a r y )
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2. Statemeat No.
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2 - Atiendpnce of Meeting
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Legislative
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5. Statement No.
4-Sunimsry
of the Business transacted by the Goa
Legislative Assembly day-to-day during the 1st
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Session, 1988
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6. Stntcm-nt Nc.
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7. Statement No.
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8. 8t;l.tement No.
7 - Non Official Resolutions
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11. Statement No. 10 -Notices
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14. Stztement No. 13 - Statistical
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12. Siotement No. 11- L i s t o f papers laid on the table of the House
13. Statement No. 12 - Announcement t o Assent to Bills
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The First Session (Janxary) 1958 of the Provisi~nalLegislative As~enlbly of
Goa comnlenced a t the Assembly Hall Panaji on Monday, the 11th January, 1988.
The House was adjourned sine-dic on the 16th January, E88. The total time taken
was 27 hours and 05 minutes.
The Governor addressed the Legislative Assembly under article 175 (1) of the
Constitution of India, on 11th January, 1988. A copy of tine Governor's Address
was laid on the Table of the House on the same day. The motion ofthanks to
Governor's Address was moved on 13th January. Discussion on the Motion of
thanks took place on 13th and 14th January, 1988.
Government Legislative Blnainess
Kine Bills were introduced during the Session, 4 Bills were
were referrcd to Select Committee and one Bill was postponed.
Private Xembers, Business was tramacted on 15th Jan. 1953. 16 notice of Resolutiorlx were received, out of which 15 Resolutions were admitted.
(Vide Statenlent No. 7)
Starred and Unshrred Questions
Pu'ctices of 281 Starred Questions and 65 Unstarred Questions were received.
Questi~ns
Starred
Unstarred
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144
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281
144
Starred Questions admitted as Unstarred
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Lapsed ...
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(Jailing Attentiat
Five Notices of Calling Attention were admitted.
(Vide Statement No, 1Q)
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Other Amou~ncenrents
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fiesident's a s s e ~ tto one Bill and Goverxor's assent tr, 7 Bills vras annocnccd.
(Vide Statewent hS. 12)
Sr. No.
Time of Meeting
From
To
Dates of Meeting
Total period
H.
M.
1.
11th January, 1988
2.
12th January, 1988
2.30 p. m.
5.20 p. m.
4.37 p. m.
5.35 p. m.
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4.
14th January, 1988
2.30 p. m.
4.53 p. m.
4.18 p. m.
9.37 p. m.
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15th January. 1938
2.30 p. n?.
5.09 p. m.
4.44 p. m.
10.55 p. m.
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25
Total
27
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Attendance of Membem (excluding Speaker and Dy. Speaker and Ministers)
Date
11th
12th
13th
14th
15th
16th
January,
January,
January,
January,
January,
January,
1988
1988
1988
1988
1988
1988
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Absent
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STATEMENT No. 3
Percentage of attendadnca of each member of the Legislative -llssembliy
(excluding Speaker, Dy. Speaker & Ministers)
Sr. No.
Name of the members
1. Shri Ramakant D. Khalap
2. Shri Ashok T. Naik
3. Shri Shrikant K.Malik
4. Shrj @andrashekar S.
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Percentage
100%
fW%
100%
100%
No. of days
Attended in the
Session
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ST. No.
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Name of the members
Percentage
No. of days
Attended in the
Session
Shri Chandrakant V. Verenkar
Shri J. B. Gonsalvez
Shri Francisco Branco
Dr. Kashinath Jhalmi
Dr. Sripad L. Cuncolienkas
Shri Babuso S. Gaonkar
Shri Ravi S. Naik
Shri Subhash Shirodkar
Shri Pandu V. Naik
Shri Prakash Velip
Shri Vassu Paik Gaonkar
Shri Manu Fernandes
Shri Francisco M. Cruz
Shri Luizinho Faleiro
Shri Uday Bhembre
Shri Simon D'Souza
Smt. Sulochana Katkar .
Smt. Phyllis Y. D'Souza Faria
Smt. Sangeet Parab
S T A T E m N T No. 4
Monday, the l lth January, 1988
I. The Governor, Dr. Gopal Singh delivered his address.
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II. The Secretary Legislature laid on the Table of the House a Copy of the
Governor's Address.
If<. The Secretary laid on the Table the Bills assented to by the President.
1. Bill No. 5 of 1987-The
Industrial Disputes (Goa Amendment) Bill, 1987
and following Bills assented to by the Governor.
i ) Bill No. 3 of 1987 -The
ii) Eill No. 4 of 1987 -The
Goa Appropriation Bill, 1987.
Goa Municipalities (Seventh Amendment)
Bill, 1987.
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iii Fill No. 10 of 1987 -The
Goa Salary, Allowances and Pension of
Members of the Legislative Assembly (Amendment) Bill, 1987.
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iv) Bill No. 11 of 1987-The Goa Salaries and Allowances of the Speaker
& Dy. Speaker (Amendment) Bill, 1987.
v) Bill No. 12 of 1987 ;The
Goa Public Health (Amendment) Bill, 1987.
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vi) Bill No. 13 of 1987 -The
(Amendment) Bill, 1987.
Goa Salaries & Allowances of Mini?
vii) Eill No. 14 of 1987 -The
Goa Buildings (Lease Rent and Eviction
Control) (Amendment) Bill, 1987.
Hon. spe&k.er made obituary reference to the passing away of S/Shri Pundalik S. ATaik, s. Nazarelo and Smt. Elu Miranda, ex-MLAs.
ICZolio~zpprposzd. Two members tcok part in the debate. Two minutes silence
was observed in the memory of departed souls.
111. Mon. Speaker informed the House about the Report of Business Advisory
Committee. The Minister for Legislative Affairs moved for adoption of the Report.
The motion was put to vote and carried.
IV. The Minister for LegLslatlve Affairs announced the business to be transacted during the week.
V. Gouernmelzt BQh:
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i ) Bill No. 1 of 1988-The
ii: B ~ l lNo. 7 of 1988 -The
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Goa Contingency Fun6 Bill, 1988.
Goa University (Amendment) Bill, 1988.
iii) Bili No. 8 of 1988 -The
Indian Forest (Goa Amendment) Bill, 1988.
iv) Bill No. 9 of 1088 - T i e
Goa Industries Dev. (Amendment) Bill, 1988.
v) Rill No. 10 of 1988-The
ment) Bill, 1988.
Goa Town and Country Planning (Amend-
Tuesday, the !2th January, 1988
I.
i) One short noUce question was answered.
ii) Six Starred Questtons were answered.
iii) Twenty-one Starred Questions werenot reached and were transferred
to Unstarred List.
iv) Nine Unstarred questions were answered.
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11. Shri Ravi S. Naik called the attention of the Ministers for Urban Development to the following matter of urgent public importance: "Discontent in the mind of the public of Ponda due to the show
cause notice issued by Government to thc President of Ponda
Municipal Council for the wrongful action of the Chief Officer
whereby the Ponda Municipal Council has put to embarassment".
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The Minister for Urban Development made a statement thereon. Few
questions were asked and replied to by way of clarification.
ii) Dr. Kashinath Jhalmi, MLA called the attention of the Chief Minister
to the. following matter of urgent public importance.
"Serious anxiety and fear in the minds of the people of Sanvordem-Curchorem regarding the case due to the negligence and mis-
-treatment by a private practitioner and failure of the Government to investigate the case upon the complaint. to the police
by the parents of the deceased child".
The Chief Minister promised to make a statement on 14th Jardary, 1988.
U. The Chief Minister laid on the Table of the House:
i ) The Goa, Daman & Diu Motor Vehicles (Sixty-fifth Amendment)
Rules, 1987.
ii) The Goa Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Rules, 1987.
iiil Finance Accounts of the Government of the Union Territory of Goa,
Daman & Diu for the year 1985-86.
iv) Appropriation Accounts of the Government of the Union Territory of
Goa, Daman & Diu for the year 1986-86.
V) Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for the year
1985-86, Government of the Union Territory of &a, Damzn & Diu.
111. Goz>ernment Bills
A. The following Bills were considered, read clause by clause and passed.
i ) Bill No. 1 of 1988 -The
Goa Contingency Fund Bil:, 1935.
ii) Bill No. 7 of 1988 -The
Goa University (J-mendment) Bill, 1988.
iii) Bill No. 8 of 1988-The
Indian Forest (Goa Amenement) Ei!;, 1988.
iv) Rill No. 10 of 1988 -The
ment) Bill, 1988.
B. Bill No. 9 of 1988-The
1988.
Goa, Town agd C x n t r y Plailning (Amend-
Goa Industrial Deve!opment (Amendment) Bill,
The Minister moved a motion for consideration of the Bill. 1tIotion was
proposed.
Dr. Kashinath G. Jhalmi moved an ameadment to the motion tI:st the Bill
be refcrred to the Select Committee. The Motion was proposed. One member
tonk part in the debate. The motion to refer the Bill to tke Select Committee
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was put to vote and passed.
1. Minister for Industries - Chairman,
2. Minister of State for Industries.
3. Shri R. D. Khalap.
4. Dr. K. Jhalrni.
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5 Shri Uday Bhembre.
6. Shri Simon D'Souza.
7. Shri Manu Fernandes.
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V. Notion, of No-confidence i-n the Council of F&ilzisters.
Dr. K. G. Jhalmi asked the leave of the House under Rule 2 < l ( l ) to mbve Lhe
following motion.
"This House expresses its want of conBdence in the council of
Ministers headed by Shri Pratapsingh Rane".
Seven members stood in support of the motion. The Hon. Spannounced that the leave is granted and the Motion will be taken up for
discussion on 16th January, 1988.
Wednesday, the 13th January, 1988
i) Nine Starred Questions were answered.
I.
ii) Two Starred Questions were postponed.
iii) Five Starred Questions were not reached and were t r m s f e m d to
TTnstarred list.
ivj Seventeen Unstarred Questions were answered.
11. The Minister for Social Welfare laid on the Table of the House:
Thc Juvenile Justice (Goa Rules) 1987.
111.
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i ) Shri Luizinho Faleiro, MLA called the attention of Chief ivlinister to
following matter of urgent public importance:
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"The anger and anguish in the minds of student community in
particular and public in general due to failure of the Govt. to
protect the interest of the Goan students by increasing the
period of domicile for professional colleges which is on the contrary decreased from ten years period and the failure of the
Govt. to re-assure the students community of the remedial
measures taken or sought to be taken for the next academic
year".
The Chief Minister made a statement thereon. Few questions were
asked and replied to by way of clarification. ii) Dr. Kashinath G. Jhalmi, MLA called the attention of Minister for Health
to the following matter of urgent public importance: "Anxiety in the minds of people of this territory over the reported
news item (Navprabha dt. 12-1-1988) identifying a case of "AIDS"
the students of Government Polytechnic School and his admission
in Goa Medical Hospital and the dangerous policy of the
Government trying to hide the facts of the case".
Minister for Health made a statement thereon. Few questions were
asked and replied to by way of clarification.
N . Government Bill:
The following Bills were introduced: i) Bill No. 5 of 1988 -The
Goa Preservation of Defacement of Property
Rill, 1988.
ii) Bill No. 11 of 1988 -The
Goa Municipalities (Amendment) Bill, 1988.
iii) Rill No. 12 of 1988 -The
Bill, 1988.
Goa Motor Vehicles (Regulation & Control)
iv) Bill No. 13 of 1988 -The Cz2 Xegulation of Tourist Trade (Amendment) Bill, 1988.
Discussion on Governor's Address,
'\>/V. Shri Simon D'Souza, M.L.A. moved the following motion of thanks to the
Governor's Address :-
"That the Members of the Legislative Assembly assembled in
this sessi'on are deeply grateful to the Governor for the Address
which he has been pleased to deliver in this House on 11-1-1988".
The Motion proposed. Shri Vassu P. Gaonkar seconded the motion.
i) Dr. Kashinath Jhalmi, MLA moved the following amendment to the motion
of Thanks to the Governor's Address:
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"At the end of motion following may be added: -
"But regret that there is no mention of
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i ) Failure of Government to probe the cases of corruption in P.W.D.
ii) Failure of Government for timely con~pletion of work of construction of Selaulim and Anjunem Irrigation Projects.
iii) Serious lapse on the part of Govt. to take people of Goa in
confidence a s regards the Master Plan for Tourism Development
in Goa.
iv) Corrupt practices in Employment Excha,nge in sponsoring the
names of candidates for Employment.
V)
Total neglect of constituencies represented by Members of
Opposition parties a s regards developme~tworks like roads and
bridges.
vi) Policy of Government towards tenants and Mundkar's disposing
them of the cashew and coconut groves and helping the landlords.
ii) Shri R. D. Khalap, MLA moved the following amendment to the Address:
i ) Severe strictures passed against the Government by Justice
Sawant of the Bombay Court.
ii) Failure of the Government to implement Agrarian Reforms.
iii) Steps to prevent AIDS the dreadful disease.
iv) Steps to control and prevent use and spread of drugs.
v ) Abandonement of the work of construction of Colvale Bridge.
vi) Chastic and irregular ferry services a t Colvale, Mahakhajan,
Siolim-Chopdem and Panaji-Betim.
vii) Undue delay in const~wctionof ferry ramps 2nd jetties a t Panaji
and Betim.
viii) Corruption and nepotism and favouritism in the grant of licences
for fair price shops to private individuals to the detriment of
Coop. Societies.
ix) Huge losses being suffered by KTC.
x) Absence of proper policy decision regarding futures of transport
business in the territory which is likely to result in paralysation
of entire passenger transport in a couple of years time,
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xi) Steps to meet the growing demand for housing and gbsencs c
any schemes for establishment of twin town-ship for Mapusa,
Vasco-da-Gama, Panaji, Margao and Ponda.
xii) Almost certainly of stoppage Industrial subsidy a t the present
rate of 25%.
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xiii) Steps for desilting of the mouths of Chapora and Terekol rivers
in the interest of Navigation.
xiv) Purchase of inferior quality of milch allimals by the Department
of Veteri~arySen7ices.
xv) Govt. obssession in the 5 Star Tourisnl and neglect of the
beaches of Harmal, Mandrem, Morjiim, Keri, Terekhol etc.
xvi) Anti tenants policy of Government in the matter of grant of
licences for extraction of cashew juice.
xvii) Wilful denial of the status of Cabinet Minister to the Leader of
Opposition as in other States and a t the Centre and the consequent
insult to a democratic institution.
xviii) No aid is released to Cancer Society.
iii) Shr? Luizinho Faleiro, MLA moved the following amendment to the motion
of Thanks.
i ) No mention is made about the ever increasing of unemployment
in the New State of Goa and concrete steps taken by Government
rehabilitate the unemployed youth.
ii) No concern is shown to the ever increasing corruption in the
administration and lack of moral values thereby degrading the
very fabric of democracy in the country.
iii) No concern is shown about the spiralling prices of essential commodities and ever increasing cost of living of the people thereby
making the life of the people of Goa more miserable.
iv) No concrete steps taken to avert the economic depression resulting
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in widespread retrenchment of workers in Goa. The Govt. have
not resorted to any rational planning and shown the priorities.
v) No concern for increasing the literacy and quality of education
and denying the minority schools in Goa.
The Amendments were proposed. Six Members took part in the debate.
Thursday, +he 14th January, !988
I. , i) Six Starred Questions were answered.
ii) Twenty-seven Starred Questions were not reached and were transferred
to Unstarred List.
iii) 37 Unstarred Questions were answered.
11. Shri Simon D'Souza, MLA moved the followtng condolatory motion:
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"This House condoles the untimely death of late Shri M. G. Ramchandran, Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. a &eat National Leader,
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Pioneer of the upliftment of the weaker section of Tamil Nadu
and wishes to convey the sympaties to the bereaved family".
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Motion was proposed. Six Members took part in the debate.
KI. Xinister for Industries laid on the Table: Eleventh Annual Report of E.D.C. Ltd. of Goa, Damzr C Diu.
IV. i) Shri Luizinho Faleiro, MLA called the attention of the Chief Minister to
the following matter of urgent pu'dic importance: "Anger and anxiety in the minds of the teaching community and
the public in Goa due to injustice and discrimination meted out
to over 1000 primary teaci~ersworking in Govk. recognised private
schools in Goa in the niatter of payw-ent of salaries wages and
other conditions and the remedial action the Govt. intends to take
in the matter".
Chief Minister promised to make a statement on 15th January, 1988.
ii) The Chief Minister made a statement in respect of Calling Attention
Notice raised by Dr. K. Jhalmi, MLA on 12-1-85 regarding the case of
e six year child due to negligence. Few questions were asked and
replied to by way of clarification.
V. Notice of motion under Rule-169 of the Rules of Procedure was moved by
Shri B. S. Gaonkar and that a House Committee be constituted to go into details
of appointm~nts/promotions done by the Provecloria since January, 1980.
The notion was put to vote and defeated.
ii) Hon. Speaker announced that a Notice under Rule-169 is received from
Shri Ravi S. Naik that a Hquse Cominittee be constituted to investigate
and report to the Houseononthepoints arising out of reply to S. Q. No. $99,
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of Thanks to the Governor's Address.
Nineteen Members took part in the debate. Amendinents to the Motion of
Thanks were put to vote and defeated. Motion of Thanks was put to vote and
carried.
Friday, the 15th January, 1988
I.
i) One Short Notice Question was answered.
ii) Fjve Starred Questions were answered.
iii) Twenty-three Starred Questions were not reached and were transferred
to Unstarred List.
iv) Fifteen Unstarred Questions were answered,
11. Hon. Speaker announced the constitution of Committee of the following
Members to investigate into the alleged mal-practices of Goa Marketing Federation Ltd.
1. Mrs. Sulochana Katkar -Chairperson.
-Member.
3. Shri B. S. Gaonkar -Member.
2. Shri J. B. Gonsalves
4. Shri Uday Bhembre -Member.
5. Shri Vassu P. Gaonkar -Member.
6. Shri Prakash Velip - Member.
Motion was proposed, put to vote and carried.
111. Hon. Speaker moved a motion of the following notices under Rule-169
received frwr Shri B. S. Gaonkar that a House Committee be constituted to go into
details of land allotted to International Centre, consisting of following members:
1 Shri B. S. Gaonkar -Chairman.
2. Shri J. B. Gonsalves - Member.
3. Dr. K. G. Jhalmi -Member.
4. Dr. S. L. Cuncolienkar -Member.
5. Shri Luizinho Faleiro -Member.
6. Shri R. D. Khalap -member.
7. Shri Shrikant Malik -Member.
8. Shri V. P. Gaonkar -Member.
The motion was put to vote and carried.
IV. The Chairman of the Estimates Committee, Shri Ravi S. Naik presented
the Eighteenth Report of the Estimates Committee (1987-88) on documentary f h
"Golden Goa".
V. The Chief Minister made a statement on the calling attention regarding
injustice anc! discrimination meted out to aver 1000 primary teachers to which
his attention was drawn by Shri Luizinho Faleiro on 14-1-1988.
VI. Priva.te Members' B w h e s s :
i) Bill No. 6 of 1987 - The Goa pld Age Pension Bill, 1987 by Shri Luidnho
Faleiro. The motion for consideration of the Bill. was defeated.
Goa Buildings (Leas&, Rent and Eviction)
ii) Bill No. 2 of 1988-The
Control (Amendment) Bill, 1988 by Shri B. S. Gaonkar was introduced.
iii) Bill No. 3 of 1988 -The
Goa Mundkars (Protection from Eviction)
(Amendment) Bill, 1958 by Shri R S. Naik was introduced.
p.
S. L. Cuncolienkar, moved the following Resolution.
"This House strongly recommends Govt. to set an Industrial Estate
a t Neura in St. Andre Constituency in order to give jab opportunity to the unemployed youth of surrounding area".
Resolution was proposed. Four members took part in the debate.
resolution was put to vote and carried,
The
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-aS. Gaonkar mwcd Ihe follcv;ing Resolution:
"This House strmgly recommends Gort. to construct a cottage
hospital at hI~.cc-ai to malie available i~?dicalfacilities to the
wezker sections ci populztion specially peopie belonging to
0. B. C."
Re~ciutionwas p-rjposed.
'Ehe resnlution was withdrawn by the Ieave of
the House.
iii&r!
J. Y. Donsalves moved Une follq-ing Resolulion:
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"This House strong27 recosimends Govt. l 3 ta:re immediade steps
repair bund pratecting the pzddy fields near four pi-ilars, Panaji,
in order %i preven: Eiia ~ ~ n t on
e i the Sania-erlz constituency
during the high tide, which canses obstPuctim ta
traffic".
Re~olution v?as proposed. One rneinber took part iil the a b a t e .
Resolution was wiihdi-awn by the leave of tire House.
The
3.
Simon D'Souza moved the following Resolution:
"This Hsusc strongly recommends Govt. to c!large of water charges
as 'service charge' in the w-zte~hill".
T~LS
resolution wzs proposed. Two mer::bers
R;.qolut;rn put to vote and defeated.
took part i?~
tke deb~te.W.e
B & Gaonkar ~riovedthe following Resolution:
"This House strongly recommends Govt. that the following temples!
sbaU be included in the tourist m,q~ of Goa:
1. Anant Devasthan - Savoiszerem.
2. Gajant Laxmi - Voivoi.
3. Navdurga Temple - Madkai.
4. B5ahalaxmi Temple - Palyem-Harmal.
'She Resolution prolposed. Dr. Kashinatlz Jhalmi moved the fillawing
amendment to the resolution.
"for item (I) substitute: "Devlri Krishna Eevasbhan, Marcels and
Vijaya Durga Temple, ICeri, Panda, Goa.
TWO members took part in the debat".
Resolution as amervded put
to vcfe and carried.
Monday, the 96th January, 1~98%
1. i) Ten Starreit Questions were answered.
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ii) Six Starred Questims were. not reached and were transferred to %starred
List
11; Motiow of.na-confidawe i% the cawnciZ of M i ~ b t e r s :
"This House expresses its want of confidence in the Caxncil of
Ministers headed by Sh? P. R. Rarre".
'hlotibn was proposeed. Tweaty-one members taok part in the debate.
The Motion was put to vote and defeated,
'#%? HgUSe was adjourned
slne-ee.
STATEMENT No. 5
Statistical information gardi ding G o v m a t B i b
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No.
Title of the Bill
1. Bill No. 1 of 1988 -The
Bill, 1988.
Goa Contingency Fund
2.
Bill No. 5 of 1988-The
Goa Prevention of
Defacement of Property Bill, 1988.
3.
Bill No. 7 of 1988 -The
ment) Bill, 1988.
4.
Bill No. 8 of 1988 -The
Amendment) Bill, 1988.
5.
Bill No. 9 of 1988-The Goa Industrial Development (Amendment) Bill, 1988.
6.
Bill No. 10 of 1988 -The Goa Town and Country
Planiling (Amendmeni) Bill, 1988.
7.
Bill No. 11 of 1988- The Goa Municipality
(Amendment) Bill, 1988.
8.
Bill No. 12 of 1988 -The Goa Motor Vehicles
Requisitioning and Control Bill, 1988.
9.
Bill No. 13 of 1988-The Goa Registration of
Tourist Trade (Amendment) Bill, 1988.
Goa University (AmendIndian Forest (Goa
Minister in charge
of the Bill
Date of
introduction
C. M.
Date
Of
Date of
Clause-by- Date of
-clause
passing
reading
11-1-88
12-1-88
12-1-88
12-1-88
13-1-88
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-
-
C. M.
11-1-88
12-1-88
12-1-88
12-1-88
C. M.
11-1-88
12-1-88
12-1-88
12-1-88
11-1-88
-
-
-
11-1-88
12-1-88
12-1-88
12-1-88
Minister for Urban
Development
Minister for Industries
C. M.
Minister for Urban
Development
C. M.
Minister for Tourism
13-1-88
A
Remarks
Referred to Select
Committee.
The Bill is referred
to Select Committee.
-
-
Referred to Select
Committee.
13-1-88
-
-
-
Remaining stages
postponed to
next session.
13-1-88
-
-
-
Remaining stages
postponed to
n e x t session.
I
STATEMENT N:). 6
/
Statistical infomation regarding Pvt. MemLmr Bills
Sr.No.
Title of the Bill
Member in charge
Date Of
introduction-?",O:n'
Date
Of
Date of
clause-by-clause
Reading
Date uf
Passing
Remarks
1.
Bill No. 2 of 1988 -The Goa Building (Lease,
Rent and Eviction) Control ( m e n d m e n t ) Bill,
1988.
Shri B. S. Gaonkar
15-1-88
-
-
-
Withdrawn by the
Member on
25-3-88.
2.
Bill No. 3 of 1988-The Goa Mundkars (Frotection from Eviction) (Amendment) Bill, 1988.
Shri Ravi Naik
15-1-88
-
-
-
Defeated by
House on
25-3-88.
the
1
Cr
09
I
J
STATEMENT No. 7
Noa-Official Ee:;ohaticsns
...............
1.
Number of days allotted for discussion
2.
Number of notices or Resolutions received
3.
Number
allovred
............
1 dr,y
I ti
of notices or resolutions/~~.~.rit2..dr~vm/d~s-
..............................................................
of resolutions finally admitted ...............
NIL
4.
Namber
5.
Number of resolutions moveC and withdrawn ......
6.
Number of resolutions moved and defeated
.........
2
7.
Nunlber of res,?lu'iior.s moved and adcpted .........
1
8.
Number of resolutions lapsed on prorqgatir;n ......
-7
9.
N ~ m b e rof resolutigns not set dsw? being on Cke
same subject ......................................................
I
la.
Number of resolutions kept pending
.....................
15
2
9
STATEMENT No. 8
Departmentwise S t a t i s t i a ~Infomaticia of bt.arred ~ u e s t i o n ~
P. W. U. D. D.
Ind. & Labour
F. A. b.
Home
Education
Agriculture
P. S . W. D.
P. H. D.
Revenue
G.A.D.
Planning
D. P. A. R.
Inlormatioli
A.R.D.
Finance
Law
Irrigation
Vigilance
Civil Supply
Urban Dev.
Panchayat R a j
Total
16
82
18
32
8
23
2
33
16
13
10
3
-
-
--
---
3
23
3
3
2
2
-
1
-
2
6
1
1
2
2
-
291
-
3
9
2
26
31
-
-
5
6
23
--
1
5
2
19
-
1
S
18
4
--
-
-
-
1
1
1
-
5
3
7
2
.-
9
3
2
1
--
3
1
--
-
1
1
-
-
1
2
-
-
--
1
1
-
-
65
3
59
144
-
1
4
6
--
2
1
1
-
G
4
5
1
5-62
10
--
1
7
6
7
3
1
1
1
5
-
-
-
-
9
----
i
17
-
15
-.-
-
-37+2
1
0
1
4
6
-
-
2
--
-
--
.-
-
1
4
-----
---
-
5
25
1
-
-
1
\
5
1
--
-
-
-
-
-
-
2
105
1
G
I
STATEMENT No. 9
-
Departmcnttvise Btat:stieal Hafom:%tionof Wn-Starred Questzon
m
-
4-l
9
E.
44
2
%
-
CI
T. I. T. D.
P. W. D.
Ind. & Labour
F. A. D.
2
>
G)
.r(
0
2
.-
Agriculture
-
P. 8.W. D.
--
P. H. D.
-
Revenue
--
Education
D. P. A. R.
Law
Irrigation
Vigilance
Urban Dev.
$2
lI a
a
$2
d
-
E
249
B9
2
$
3
23
D d
8"
33
2
gd4
L'I
.O,
Y
42
--
2
-
2
-
2
-
1
-
1
G
7
1
-
1
-
I
3
3
-
3
22+1
1
T
2
5
-
1
-
1
-
7
-
6
1
--
1
-
1
1
-
1
-
1
-
1
1
,
Jan. 1st Session
1883, Unstarred
-
2
-
1
Pi
-
7
1
++cz
a2$
J
3
-
G
G,.-
3
23
7
2
i2
2CJ % ?3
-
3
.-"
3
a
-
1
3
a
---
--
2
Home
'Cf
V)
STATEMENT No. 10
-
.l
Calling Attantion (Notice under Rule 61)
--
Notices
No. Of
Notices
Disallowed/
No. of
Notices
admitted
Subject in brief
3
5
1) Show Cause Notice issued by Govt. to President
Lapsed/
/withdra-wn
8
2)
3)
4)
5)
of Ponda.
Case of death of six year old child a t Sanvordein-Curchorem.
Failure of Govt. to protect the interest of Goan
students.
"Aids" case amongst Govt. Polytechnic School.
Injustice and discrimination meted out over 1OCO
primarjr teachers.
-
Name of Member
Date which
matter was
discussed
Shri Revi S. Nalk
12-1-88
Dr. K. Jhalmi
14-1-88
Sliri E. Faleiro
Dr. IC. Jhalmi
Shri L. Faleiyo
12-1-38
I
STATEMENT Mc. 11
\r
List of papew laicP on the Tabre
-Sr. No.
Laid by
Subject
1, 11th Annua! Report cf Eccnon~icDevelopment Cor2oraticn of Gea, Darnan and
Diu Ltd.
2.
The Goa, Daman and Biu Motor Vei~icles
(Sixty-eight Amendment) Rules, 1983.
3.
The Goa Motor Vehicles
Rules, 1987.
4.
The Juvenile Justice (Goa) Rules, 1087.
5.
Notification No. 15/11/67. PER The Union
Public.
(A~enclment)
6. Proposed Ammencinent to the Goa, Daman
and Diu Municipa!ities Act, 1968 (nevised Copy 1.
Date on
which !aid
on the table
of the house
Minister for Industries
14-1-88
GilieE Minister
12-1-88
-- do Ninistor fur Pow?rt
12-1-88
13-1-88
Minister for Devenlent
14-1-88
STATEWIENT No. 12
A m o m e m e a t of Aesent to Bills
Sr. No.
Name of the Bill
Date which
assent
announced
1. Bill No. 5 of 1987 -The Industrial Disputes (Goa Amendment) Bill, 1987.
Bill No. 3 of 1987 -The
tion Bill, 1987.
11-1-88
Goa Appropria-
Whether assented by
President or Administrator
President
Governor
3.
Bill No. 4 of 1987-The Gaa Municipalities (Seventh Amendment) Bill, 1987.
11-1-88
-do
4.
Bill No. 10 of 1987 -The Goa Salary, Allowances and Pension of Members of the
Legislative Assembly (Amendment) Bill,
1987.
11-1-88
-do-
5.
Bill No. 11 of 1987 -The
Goa Salaries
and Allowances of the Speaker and
Dy. Speaker (Amendment) Bill, 1987.
11-1-88
-do-
6.
Bill No. 12 of 1987-The
Goa Public
Health (Amendment) Bill, 1987.
11-1-88
-do
7.
Bill No. 13 of 1987 -The
Goa Salaries
and Allowances of Ministers (Amendment)
Bill, 1987.
11-1-88
-do-
8.
Bill No. 14 of 1981-The Goa Buildings
(Lease, Rent and Eviction Control)
(Amendment) Bill, 1987.
11-1-88
-do-
-
-
D e g m t
Received
Admitted
Lapsed
Replied
P. W. U.D.D.
'Jnd & Lah
Urb. Dev.
1
-
-
-
1
Z
-
1
9
1
7
Irrigation
Revenue
7
Total
-
1