Legislative Assemble Debates. Wednesday 14th September 1932: Official Report

B. Das : Does the Honourable Member agree that the Secretary of State was guided by conscientious Indian opinion in coming to that decision and whether the 'Government of India agreed with the Secrtary of State in that opinion of his ? The Honourable Sir C. P. Ramaswami Aiyar : The Honourable Meber is entitled to assume that the actions of the Government and the Secrtary of State are infl [...] President is the choice of the Prime Minister and the Secretary of State and I have no doubt that those authorities who are responsible for the choice will remember the qualifications that are necessary and I trust that implications of the kind insinuations of the sort that have been made more than once on the floor of the House will be discontinued in the House in future. [...] may I ask whether the Honourable the Commerce Member as Leader of the House will be good enough to convey to the Secretary of State that the persons who will be taken to the Conference as representing the people of this country do enjoy the confidence of the country and I say this without meaning any reflection to any person or injuring the self-respect of any delegate who may be..... [...] On the point of order the Honourable Member has drawn the attetion of the Chair to certain incidents that have happened in the House and the Chair has no hesitation in informing the Honourable Member that the Chair has no authority to expunge anything from the proceeings. [...] Lalchand Navalrai : Coming directly to the question may I ask the Honourable Member whether the procedure at the forthcoming Round Table Conference and the functions of the Members now will differ from the procedure adopted at the previous sessions of the Round Table Conference 1 The Honourable Sir C. P. Ramaswami Aiyar : That matter has been elucidated in the speech of His Excellency the Governo