Committee on Subordinate Legislation


·       Rajya Sabha Committee on Subordinate Legislation was first constituted in 1964.

·       For the first time the Committee was constituted in the Lok sabha in December, 1953 and has been constituted since then from year to year.


Structure


For Rajya Sabha

·       The Committee consists of fifteen members including the Chairman who is nominated by the Chairman, Rajya Sabha.

·       Normally, the Committee is re-constituted every year.

·       Casual vacancies in the Committee shall be filled by the Chairman.

·       The Chairman of the Committee shall be appointed by the Chairman from amongst the members of the Committee

·       It the Chairman of the Committee is absent from any meeting, the Committee shall choose another member to act as Chairman of the Committee for that meeting.

·       In order to constitute a meeting of the Committee, the quorum shall be five.


For Lok Sabha

·       The Committee shall consist of not more than fifteen members who shall be nominated by the Speaker.

·       A Minister shall not be nominated a member of the Committee, and if a member, after nomination to the Committee is appointed a Minister, such member shall cease to be a member of the Committee from the date of such appointment.

·       The term of office of members of the Committee shall not exceed one year.


Function

·       The functions of the Committee on Subordinate Legislation are to scrutinize and report to the House whether the powers to make regulations, rules, sub-rules, bye-laws etc. conferred by the Constitution or delegated by Parliament are being properly exercised within such delegation.

·       The Committee on Subordinate Legislation examine all Regulations, Rules, Sub-rules, Bye-laws, etc. commonly known as ‘Orders’, whether laid on the Table of the House or not, framed in pursuance of the provisions of the Constitution or a statute delegating power to a subordinate authority, to make such Orders.

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