Proceedings of the Legislative Council of the United Provinces Wednesday 18th March 1925

61 (b) of the 28th January 1925 will the Government be pleased to state the considerations which have led it to introduce time-scare in the.Tail department ? The Hon'ble Raja Sir Muhammad All Muhammad Khan : Goverment propose to introduce a time-scale in the Jail department in view of the recommendations of the Indian Jails Committee on the question of the pay cf the higher subordinate offic [...] Mukandi Ladd educated people of India are nob to give their opinion on the Reforms as to whether they have been a failure ? If the educated people the intelligents of the country is not the judge of the Reforms who can be ? Are the dumb driven masses to give their verdict on them ? The Hon'ble the President : It seems to me that the honourable member is not exercising due courtesy in dealing [...] Well I cannot possibly take too much of the time of the Council but I would remind them of the statements made by the predecessors in office of the Hon'ble the Finance Member and his colleagues in the Ministry. [...] I daresay there was enough time for the Government to have made up its mind between the early part of January when the deliberations of the Conference were completed and the time when the budget was presented to the Council but it has been singularly.reticent over the matter. [...] So with the burdens of office added to the very short term of the office I think he is feeling all the anxiety of it and I put the question to him as to what are his plans for the next year.