Legislative Assemble Debates. Friday 16th September 1932: Official Report

Bhuput Sing : Will Government be pleased to state whether they are aware of the strong resentment caused in India by the recent statement of the Secretary of State for India in the House of Commons on the change of procedure in introducing constitutional reforms in this country If so have they communicated the same to the Secretary of State for India The Honourable Sir C. P. Ramaswami Aiyar : Gov [...] (b) If so has this Board submitted any report on the subject to Government ? (c) If the answer to the above is in the affirmative will Government be pleased to state : (1) when this report was submitted and whether Government will please lay a copy of the same on the table ; (;i) whether the report has been published for the information of the public ; (iii) whether thsubject of the report [...] I should like to invite the attention of the Honourable Member to paragraph 7 of the report of the Federal Finance Committee in which the Committee have stated that the data on which their proposals are based should be reviewed immediately before the establishment of the Federation in the light of the information then available and that their conclusions should be held to be subject to the results [...] The attention of the Honourable Member is drawn to the Resolution of the Goernment of India in the Department of Commerce No. [...] B. Das : With reference to the answer to parts (a) and (b) being in the negative may I inquire if it is not the intention of the State to enforce the carrying out of the Noyce Committee's recommendations by the mill-owners The Honourable Sir C. P. Ramaswami Aiyar : The Noyce Comittee's recommendations had neally nothing to do with the particular item of mismanagement which had a v. de publica