would be very incongruous to require the
Deputy Speaker or the Speaker to tender their resignations to the President
who has nothing to do with ... Assembly and the Speaker are the creatures of
the Governor-General. Consequently, the Speaker is required to address his
resignation to the Governor-General
Speaker
to the members of the Legislative Assembly and if he is the Deputy Speaker, to
the Speaker, resign his office, and ....."
I will ... Speaker or Deputy Speaker of the Assembly." So far as the
addressing Assembly is elected by the members of the House. The Speaker
provided that the Vice-Presidentshould
receive the resignation. But at the same time it isdesirable that the Speaker
of the House of the people shouldalso ... haveprovided that the Vice-President shall forthwith communicatethis
fact of resignation to the Speaker of the House of thepeople. I therefore hope
the amendment will
Chairman of
the Council of States and the Speaker of the House of the People resign his
office;
(b)a President may, for violation
Chairman of
the Council of States and the Speaker of the House of the People resign his
offices,
(b)a President may for violation
convention, such as was suggested by one of the previous
speakers, that the appointment, even if agreed to, should be on the advice ... this
article.
There is of course a certain provision with regard to resignation voluntarily
or other contingencies occurring whereby the Governor may be removed
provide that the matters
concerning the selection of the Speaker or the Deputy Speaker may be left to
be decided by rules to be made ... feet that even the
matter of election of the Speaker or Deputy Speaker for the provisional
Parliament must be left in the hands
usually means theusual efflux
of time for which he holds the office.`Resignation or removal' must also be
included to make thepassage complete ... that all the salaries of the President, Chairman of Councilof
States, the Speaker, the Deputy Speaker will be fixed. Myhonourable Friend.
Prof. K. T. Shah
Vice-President: It is not proper for experiencedparlI amentarians to heckle a speaker in that way.
Mr. Tajamul Husain (Bihar: Muslim): Mr. Vice-President ... wishes to become the Presidentof the Provincial Congress Committee has to resign hisoffice. There was vehement opposition to this. I entirelyagree with the opposition that
Constituent Assembly Debates On 16 July, 1947
CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY OF INDIA VOLUME IV
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