a breif presentation on the guidelines to organise a Youth Parliamnt session.

1. YOUTH PARLIAMENT
Orientation Programme
KVS ERNAKULAM REGION
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2. CALLING ATTENTION
This is purely an India innovation. Its notice should
be given preferably on the same day on which the
subject matter of the motion has arisen. A member
may call the attention of a Minister to a matter of
urgent public importance, on any issues.
Minister replies on the spot. -There is no debate-
members may ask questions- should not be a long
debate- maximum 5 to 6 minutes/3 students.
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3. CALLING ATTENTION
The concerned Minister is called by the Speaker
to reply to the points raised by the Members- A
BRIEF STATEMENT.
model:- Calling Attention Shri Anand Kumar;
Shri George Mathew; Shri Suresh Singh; Shri
Mohammed Khan, To call the attention of the
Minister of Home Affairs to the situation arising
out of the continued strike by a group of people
in Manipur; and the steps taken by the Govt. to
settle the matter. [do not select controversial issues]
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4. LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS
Law making: most important business- very
complex process- on anything, affect the life,
liberty or property of the citizens- on the
union list.
It calls for research, collection, collaboration
and analysis of data, drafting skill, wise
consultation and discussion with interested
groups.
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5. Money bills
[govt. bills]
Private bills
TYPES OF BILLS
A Bill has to pass through three stages called the
three readings of the Bill.
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6. CLASSIFICATION OF BILLS
ORIGINAL
BILLS
AMENDING
BILLS
CONSOLIDATING
BILLS
BILL TO REPLACE
ORDINANCE
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT BILLS
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7. A Bill has to pass through three stages called:
the ‘three readings’.
First Reading of the Bill
Second Reading of the Bill
Third Reading of the Bill.
Procedures are important- step by step..
[maximum 20 minutes]
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8.  In order to have an idea of how a Bill is introduced, discussed and
passed,
 all the three readings should be included.
 Two Bills should be taken up - one for the purpose of introducing it and
another for consideration and passing the bill.
 Discussion on these items can be completed in twenty minutes:
 First Bill First Reading 3 minutes
 Introducing the bill Second Bill Second Reading 15 minutes
 [Discussion on general principles And provisions of the bill]
 Third Reading 2 minutes
 Putting the bill to vote Total 20 minutes
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9. The second stage of the second reading is a
clause by clause consideration of the Bill.
 Notices of amendments can be given time.
At least 4 to 5 members should speak, in
detail.
Speaker will be following the procedures after
every stage including voting.
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10. MOTIONS
Motions can be of different types- moved by different
persons- for different purposes- by ministers or by private
members.
some special type of Motions :-
(1) Adjournment Motions
(2) Motions of No-Confidence in the Council of Minister;
and
(3) Motions of thanks on the Address delivered by the
President under article 87(1) of the Constitution to both
Houses of Parliament as assembled together.
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11. RESOLUTIONS
 Resolution may be in the form of opinion, recommendations, approval
or disapproval by the House of an Act or policy of the Government.
 conditions: (i) It must be clearly and precisely expressed;
 (ii) It must raise substantially one definite issue;
 (iii) It must not contain arguments or defamatory statements;
 (Iv) It shall not relate to any matter which is under adjudication by a
court of law.
 After the member has moved the resolution, other members both from
the opposition as well as ruling benches shall speak one by one as and
when Speaker calls them to speak on the subject matter of the
Resolution. Thereafter, the concerned Minister will intervene in the
debate which will finally be replied to by the mover.
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 Types of Resolutions:
 1. Resolution seeking approval of a notification
2. Resolution seeking approval of the proclamation of
Emergency.
 3. Resolution regarding power to make laws by
Parliament in respect of subjects falling under the ‘State
List’.
4. Resolution regarding creation of certain new all India
services.
5. Resolution seeking approval of the Five Year Plan.
6. Resolution regarding approval of a proclamation.

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