Bills that are likely to be passed in 10-11 November assembly session

Gandhinagar, 1 November 2014

Two days long session of Gujarat assembly scheduled to be held on 10-11 November is likely to witness introduction of 6 amendment bills. The total working time could around just 12 hours in this session. Election of new Speaker will take place on 10 November, but nomination process for that election is likely to take place on 7th November.

Though there’s no official confirmation, six amendment bills that are likely to be introduced and passed include Gujarat Shaikshanik Sanstha Seva Tribunal amendment, Krushi University second amendment, Gujarat Sthanik Sattamandal law amendment, Pani Puravtha ane Gutter Vyavasthapan Act amendment, Gujarat Nyay Sahayak Vigyan University amendment, Private University second amendment. Some of the takeaways of these bills are following:

-Gujarat govt company GSFC run GSFC Education Society, Vadodara will be able to set up a private university through Gujarat Private University second amendment.

-Ceiling of 65 years of age for appointment as Vice Chancellor of Agriculture University will be lifted to 70 years through Krushi University second amendment.

-Ceiling for appointment of Director General of Forensic Science University will be lifted from existing 65 years to 70 years through Gujarat Nyay Sahayak Vigyan University amendment.

-Gujarat Shaikshanik Sanstha Seva Tribunal bill is about procedure of member’s appointment and removal from tribunal.