Dear Friends,
I totally agree that there should be a debate but as I had said
yesterday, the way Indian MP's think, chances of that are very slim.
Although the committee report and the bill are supposed to be debated,
it is not mandatory and the bill could be passed without debate. I
hope that t
standing committee.
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From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of
Poonam
Sent: Tuesday, February 04, 2014 1:55 PM
To: accessindia
Subject: Re: [AI] regarding RPD bill
My response to ketan is as follows:
There is no contradiction in the bill
My response to ketan is as follows:
There is no contradiction in the bill going to the concern committee
and a subsequent debate in the parliament. The usual parliamentary
procedure is that every bill together with the report of the concerned
committee is comprehensively debated in parliament afte
discussed.
Yes, ideally, it should be debated but well ...
With best wishes,
Ketan
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From: avinash shahi
Sent: Monday, February 03, 2014 2:48 PM
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues
concerningthe disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] regardin
Brilliant Analyses.
Thank you,.
On 2/3/14, Poonam Persedi wrote:
> Dear friends,
>
> Well, i fully agree with avinash and those of others who favour a
> comprehensive debate in the parliament. Here, it would be quite in
> context for us to note that as a matter of general practice, laws are
> pass
Dear friends,
Well, i fully agree with avinash and those of others who favour a
comprehensive debate in the parliament. Here, it would be quite in
context for us to note that as a matter of general practice, laws are
passed only after a comprehensive debate.
Comprehensive debate is a must for the
rday, January 25, 2014 6:10 PM
To: accessindia
Subject: [AI] regarding RPD bill
Dear friends!
This has reference to a clarification issued by DRG and NPRD today
regarding the proposed new bill on disability rights.
Among other things, the clarification states as follows:
"Untill this point it
The late realisation of blunder after going overboard for introduction
and passage of the Bill is welcome development.
And lesson is hereby drawn not to misguide media in the garb of four
years ceaseless efforts.
Such development also raises questions to ponder upon.
A The people who claim to lead
Dear friends!
This has reference to a clarification issued by DRG and NPRD today
regarding the proposed new bill on disability rights.
Among other things, the clarification states as follows:
"Untill this point it was assumed that the Bill approved by the
Cabinet would more or less be similar to wh
