Parliamentary Debates. Parliament of India. Official Report. Thursday 26th April 1951. Part II - Proceedings other than Questions and Answers

the Governing Body of the Indian Council of Medical Research and Standing Finance Committee, one nomination in the case of the first, two nominations in the case of the second and one nomination in the case of the last were received. [...] That will depend upon the qualifica- tions which the House approves for the members of the Finance Commission and the personnel thit we succeed in getting for the Commission. [...] The main objects of this committee are to provide means of personal contacts between officers and the staff and to encourage the staff to take keen interest in the work and to enable them to put forward sugges- tions for ameliorating the conditions under which they work and for improving the standards of work. [...] I have not got the statistics here, nor have I the time to quote them, but I have seen the statistics myself which show that in a large majority of cases the Assistant Commissioners upset the judgments of the Income-tax officers. [...] The question is: That the Bill to give effect to the financial proposals of the Cen- tral Government for the year be- ginning on the 1st day of April, 1951, as reported by the Select Committee, be taken into consi- deration. " The motion was adopted.