Mangaluru: All ministers and MLA must be required to attend the legislative session scheduled to be held between 13 and 24 September, said the speaker about the Karnataka legislature, Vishweshwar Hegde Kageri.
He spoke at a review of the development work taken under the MLAS Local Area Development (LAD) fund, at the Circuit house here on Friday.
“The legislative session is being held after six months.
We have a plan to hold a successful session for 10 days.
Therefore, all ministers and MLA must be present during sessions mandatory.
Everyone must take part in the session, without asking for a vacation.
I have communicated the message This told all members officially.
Officials must also be present during sessions mandatory, “Kageri said.
However, he said, those who have health problems, or in other circumstances are inevitable, can request holidays.
“Abstain from the legislative session to participate in programs in your constituency is not a good decision.
I have witnessed a few examples of the lack of quorum at home.
Maintaining a quorum by attending a session will help add value to democracy,” Kageri said.
“On the bill to be presented during the session, the speaker said the same thing must be taken to the notification of his office before.
Members must maintain the dignity of the floor, by not breaking the discipline,” his advice.
In the expenditure of Lad Funds, Kageri said, “While MLA complained about delays in the release of Rs 2 Crore as Lad funds, we also pay attention to the delay in the implementation of employees for administrative reasons.
In Karnataka, almost RS 1,000 Crore from LAD Funds still not used for reasons such as That.
Meanwhile, nearly Rs 20-RS 30 Crore remained unused in Dakshina Kannada too.
Therefore, I have directed all the assistant commissioners to submit reports on unexpected funds, determine reasons and suggestions to find a solution.
Reports Home, “he said, adding that the right decisions will be taken based on the report.