THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA   and     PROFESSIONAL ETHICS CIP 81 The State Executive Governor, CM, Council of Ministers,  C lass # 11  Week :Mar 24-31
The State Executive GOVERNOR LEGISLATURE Legislative Assembly Legislative  Council  EXECUTIVE Council of Ministers
Governor Governor: (Art.152 to Art.167) Constitutional Head Executive Head of State. Acts per  aid and advice  of ministers. Ministers are responsible to  Legislative Assembly . Legislative Assembly :  Lower House :  (Vidhan Sabha). Legislative Council   : Upper House:   (Vidhan Parishad) Art.152 : Offive of Governor in every State. Constitution 7 th  (Amendment) Act 1956.— one Governor for two or more States. Chief Executive head —(Nominal Head) of State–  Representative of Central Government— Dual Role
Governor The President of India appoints  Governor  by warrant under his hand and seal.  : (Art.155) Normal Term of office 5Years from date of entry to office during the pleasure of the President can resign any time  addressing a letter to the President.  (Art.156) (Art.157):  Qualifications:  Citizen of India: 35 years of age Should  not be  a Member of  either  house of Parliament or State Legislature . Should not hold any other office of Profit.
Governor OATH: [Art.159] In the presence of CJ of concerned High Court or in his absence the available Senior most Judge of that court. Powers and Functions of Governor.: The Governor of a State possesses executive. Legislative, financial. And judicial powers  analogous to the President of India. No diplomatic, military or emergency powers like President of India. Executive Powers. [Art.166(1)]  All executive actions of government in the name of  Governor.
Governor Governor.: The Governor of a State possesses executive. Legislative, financial. And judicial powers  analogous to the President of India. No diplomatic, military or emergency powers like President of India. Executive Powers. [Art.166(1)]  All executive actions of government in the name of  Governor. Governor  can make rules specifying the manner in which orders and other instruments made and executed in his name shall be authenticate. Governor  can make rules for more convenient transaction of business of the State Govt. and for allocation among the ministers, of the said business.
Governor Governor appoints the Chief Minister and Council of Ministers --  Art.[163]:  Governor appoints the Advocate-General of State and determines his remunerations Governor appoints the State Election commissioner and determines his conditions of service and tenure of office.  Governor appoints the Chairman and  members of State Public Service commission.  But they can be removed only by President of India and not by the Governor . Governor  can seek information relating to the administration of affairs of the State and proposal for legislation from the Chief Minister.
Governor Governor can  require the CM  to submit for consideration of the council of Ministers , any matter on which  a decision has been taken by a minister  but the council has not considered. Governor can  recommend the imposition of Constitutional emergency in a state to the President.  During the period of Presidents rule in a State, the governor enjoys the extensive executive powers as a representative of the President.
Governor  Legislative Powers The Governor of a State is an essential part of its Legislature. The  Governor  can from time to time  summon or prorogue  either house of the State Legislature and dissolve the State Assembly Summon:  It is a process  to call upon the members of the house to the session. Prorogue:  The act of bringing a session of Parliament or other Legislative Assembly to an end. The  Governor   can address  State   Legislature at the commencement of the first session after each general election and the first session of each year.
Governor  Legislative Powers The  Governor   Can send message to the Houses of State   Legislature , with respect to a bill pending in the Legislature or otherwise. The  Governor   can appoint  any member  of the State   Legislature  to preside  over its proceeding when both offices of the  Speaker and Deputy Speaker  falls vacant.  The  Governor nominates one-sixth (1/6 th ) of the members to the  State   Legislative Council  from amongst the persons having special knowledge  or practical experience in respect of  literature, art, science and social service. The  Governor decides  on the questions as to   disqualification   of the State   Legislature  ,  in consultation with  Election commission
Governor  Legislative Powers (contd.) When a bill is sent to the Governor after it has been passed by the State   Legislatures, he can i) Give  assent  to the bill, or ii)  withhold his assent  to the bill  (veto power),  or iii)  Return  the bill ( other than money bill ) for reconsideration of the State   Legislature with or without amendment, a Governor has to give his assent to the bill. He can reserve for the consideration of President, any bill passed by the State   Legislature which endangers the position of the State High Court. He lays the report of the State Finance Commission, State Public Service Commission, Auditor-General relating to the accounts of the State before the State   Legislature.
Governor  Legislative Powers (contd.) He can  promulgate ordinances  when State   Legislature  is not in session.  The  State   Legislature must approve these ordinances  within six week  from its reassembly.  He can also withdraw an ordinance at any time.  [Art.213] Financial Powers The  Governor  sees that the Annual Financial Statement ( State Budget)  is laid before the  before the State   Legislature. The Money Bill   can be introduced in the  State   Legislature only with Governor’s prior  recommendation [Art.199]
Governor  Financial Powers No Demand for grant can be made except on his recommendation. The  Governor can  make advances out of the Contingency Fund of the State to meet any unforeseen expenditure. The  Governor constitutes  a Finance Commission after every five years to review the Financial position of the panchayats and the municipalities.
i.   Governor  Judicial Powers The  Governor can  grant pardons, reprieves, respites or remissions of punishment   or  can suspend, remit or commute the sentence of any person convicted of any offence against any law relating to a matter to which the executive power of the Stateextends. Governor Can not pardon Can not President Can Pardon death sentence Can Pardon sentences inflicted by Court Martial ii.   President while appointing judges of the  concerned  state High Court consults the Governor.
Governor  Judicial Powers The Governor  makes appointments , postings and  promotions of the district judges in consultation  with the State High Court. The  Governor also appoints persons to  judicial service of the state in consultation with the state High Court and State Public Service Commission.
Governor  Emergency Powers The Governor can  make a report  to the President whenever he is  satisfied  that a situation has arisen in which the Government of the state  cannot be carried on in accordance  with the provisions of the  Constitution  (Constitutional breakdown)  and hence can recommend  ‘President’s Rule’ .
THE CHIEF MINISTER Pivot Symbol of ruling power Most powerful Shapes the style of Govt. Comparable to President in the Centre. Appointed  by Governor—responsible (along with his ministry) to the popularly elected Legislative Assembly. Governor invites majority party- CM leader of… Coalition govt.
THE CHIEF MINISTER Qualifications:  Citizen of India: 25 years of age Should  be  a Member of  either  house of State Legislature . Powers and Functions Real Executive– vast powers Working head– advises Govt. –selection of Ministers. Presides over meeting of council of ministers– ensures principle of collective responsibility. Communicates all decisions of council of ministers– administrative affairs & proposals of legislation to the Governor when called for…
THE CHIEF MINISTER Powers and Functions(…contd.) Presides over meeting of council of ministers– ensures principle of collective responsibility. Communicates all decisions of council of ministers– administrative affairs & proposals of legislation to the Governor when called for… Places matter for consideration of council of ministers where Governors require him to have the decision of the Govt. Channel of communication between Governor & his Ministers Sole channel  of communication bet n  his ministers & Legislature. (bills, resolutions etc. moved in Legislature must have his approval).
THE CHIEF MINISTER Powers and Functions(…contd.) As Leader of major party– duty to see discipline is maintained Tender his resignation anytime to Governor.  can advise Governor  to summon persons for installation of ministry to dissolve the House  (result – President’s Rule) Practically,  power of patronage vests in CM. consulted for appointment of state HC judges and SPSC members etc. postings and transfer cannot take place without  his approval.
State Council of Ministers Cabinet: - is the Chief Executive body of Council of MINISTERs - formulates / shapes policies  - initiates legislation - coordinates work of various govt. agencies. - guides, directs & controls the public admin - implements Policies of the state. ( assisted by bureaucracy) Quality of state administration is largely conditioned by  the leadership and direction provided by the Ministers
State Council of Ministers Appointment of  Ministers: - by the Governor  - on the advise of the Chief Minister Qualifications:  Citizen of India: 25 years of age Should be a Member of either house of State Legislature If non member, must become a member of legislature  within SIX months.  Failing which  he is liable to forfeit his office.
State Council of MINISTERs :On the advice of CM - the Governor Appoints  Ministers - assigns/allocates (business) portfolios  - determines the RANK RANK Cabinet Ministers Minister of State Deputy Ministers Cabinet Ministers:  - attend meetings of Cabinet by right Ministers of State:  are not members of Cabinet -  (   attend  any particular meeting)  on invitation only. Deputy Ministers:  - assist the Cabinet Ministers
CABINET - inner body of Council of Ministers - Principal Ministers with important portfolios - generally responsible for govt. admin & shaping  policies FOUR major Functions: To approve all legislative proposals for enactment of Government Policy To recommend all major appointments To settle all departmental disputes. To coordinate various activities of the Govt. and  to oversee execution of its policies.
State Council of Ministers Collective responsibility: - Council of Ministers shall be collectively responsible  to the   State Legislative Assembly . Hence Ministry as a body shall be under  Constitutional Obligation to resign as soon as it  looses the confidence of the House.  Responsibility of CM with Council of Ministers   Art. 163(1)  : CM shall be ‘at the head of the Council of  Ministers’  Hence resignation or death of CM  dissolves  the Cabinet
Powers and Functions Of  State Council of Ministers Legislative Functions:  Controls the  legislature  of the State Government. Formulates Policy submits and explains it to Legislature for approval. Ministers initiate the entire legislation of importance passed by Legislature. Financial Powers  : Controls the Financial Policy of the State. Finance minister submits the State Budget. Legislature approves the budget-expenditure & revenue items in its original form with the support of subservient majority.
Powers and Functions Of  State Council of Ministers Executive Powers  : State Council of Ministers is the executive of the State Ministers preside over the various depts. of the Govt. Give directions to the administration. Cabinet coordinates the policy among the various dept.s and settles their conflicts.

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    THE CONSTITUTION OFINDIA and PROFESSIONAL ETHICS CIP 81 The State Executive Governor, CM, Council of Ministers, C lass # 11 Week :Mar 24-31
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    The State ExecutiveGOVERNOR LEGISLATURE Legislative Assembly Legislative Council EXECUTIVE Council of Ministers
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    Governor Governor: (Art.152to Art.167) Constitutional Head Executive Head of State. Acts per aid and advice of ministers. Ministers are responsible to Legislative Assembly . Legislative Assembly : Lower House : (Vidhan Sabha). Legislative Council : Upper House: (Vidhan Parishad) Art.152 : Offive of Governor in every State. Constitution 7 th (Amendment) Act 1956.— one Governor for two or more States. Chief Executive head —(Nominal Head) of State– Representative of Central Government— Dual Role
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    Governor The Presidentof India appoints Governor by warrant under his hand and seal. : (Art.155) Normal Term of office 5Years from date of entry to office during the pleasure of the President can resign any time addressing a letter to the President. (Art.156) (Art.157): Qualifications: Citizen of India: 35 years of age Should not be a Member of either house of Parliament or State Legislature . Should not hold any other office of Profit.
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    Governor OATH: [Art.159]In the presence of CJ of concerned High Court or in his absence the available Senior most Judge of that court. Powers and Functions of Governor.: The Governor of a State possesses executive. Legislative, financial. And judicial powers analogous to the President of India. No diplomatic, military or emergency powers like President of India. Executive Powers. [Art.166(1)] All executive actions of government in the name of Governor.
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    Governor Governor.: TheGovernor of a State possesses executive. Legislative, financial. And judicial powers analogous to the President of India. No diplomatic, military or emergency powers like President of India. Executive Powers. [Art.166(1)] All executive actions of government in the name of Governor. Governor can make rules specifying the manner in which orders and other instruments made and executed in his name shall be authenticate. Governor can make rules for more convenient transaction of business of the State Govt. and for allocation among the ministers, of the said business.
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    Governor Governor appointsthe Chief Minister and Council of Ministers -- Art.[163]: Governor appoints the Advocate-General of State and determines his remunerations Governor appoints the State Election commissioner and determines his conditions of service and tenure of office. Governor appoints the Chairman and members of State Public Service commission. But they can be removed only by President of India and not by the Governor . Governor can seek information relating to the administration of affairs of the State and proposal for legislation from the Chief Minister.
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    Governor Governor can require the CM to submit for consideration of the council of Ministers , any matter on which a decision has been taken by a minister but the council has not considered. Governor can recommend the imposition of Constitutional emergency in a state to the President. During the period of Presidents rule in a State, the governor enjoys the extensive executive powers as a representative of the President.
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    Governor LegislativePowers The Governor of a State is an essential part of its Legislature. The Governor can from time to time summon or prorogue either house of the State Legislature and dissolve the State Assembly Summon: It is a process to call upon the members of the house to the session. Prorogue: The act of bringing a session of Parliament or other Legislative Assembly to an end. The Governor can address State Legislature at the commencement of the first session after each general election and the first session of each year.
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    Governor LegislativePowers The Governor Can send message to the Houses of State Legislature , with respect to a bill pending in the Legislature or otherwise. The Governor can appoint any member of the State Legislature to preside over its proceeding when both offices of the Speaker and Deputy Speaker falls vacant. The Governor nominates one-sixth (1/6 th ) of the members to the State Legislative Council from amongst the persons having special knowledge or practical experience in respect of literature, art, science and social service. The Governor decides on the questions as to disqualification of the State Legislature , in consultation with Election commission
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    Governor LegislativePowers (contd.) When a bill is sent to the Governor after it has been passed by the State Legislatures, he can i) Give assent to the bill, or ii) withhold his assent to the bill (veto power), or iii) Return the bill ( other than money bill ) for reconsideration of the State Legislature with or without amendment, a Governor has to give his assent to the bill. He can reserve for the consideration of President, any bill passed by the State Legislature which endangers the position of the State High Court. He lays the report of the State Finance Commission, State Public Service Commission, Auditor-General relating to the accounts of the State before the State Legislature.
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    Governor LegislativePowers (contd.) He can promulgate ordinances when State Legislature is not in session. The State Legislature must approve these ordinances within six week from its reassembly. He can also withdraw an ordinance at any time. [Art.213] Financial Powers The Governor sees that the Annual Financial Statement ( State Budget) is laid before the before the State Legislature. The Money Bill can be introduced in the State Legislature only with Governor’s prior recommendation [Art.199]
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    Governor FinancialPowers No Demand for grant can be made except on his recommendation. The Governor can make advances out of the Contingency Fund of the State to meet any unforeseen expenditure. The Governor constitutes a Finance Commission after every five years to review the Financial position of the panchayats and the municipalities.
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    i. Governor Judicial Powers The Governor can grant pardons, reprieves, respites or remissions of punishment or can suspend, remit or commute the sentence of any person convicted of any offence against any law relating to a matter to which the executive power of the Stateextends. Governor Can not pardon Can not President Can Pardon death sentence Can Pardon sentences inflicted by Court Martial ii. President while appointing judges of the concerned state High Court consults the Governor.
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    Governor JudicialPowers The Governor makes appointments , postings and promotions of the district judges in consultation with the State High Court. The Governor also appoints persons to judicial service of the state in consultation with the state High Court and State Public Service Commission.
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    Governor EmergencyPowers The Governor can make a report to the President whenever he is satisfied that a situation has arisen in which the Government of the state cannot be carried on in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution (Constitutional breakdown) and hence can recommend ‘President’s Rule’ .
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    THE CHIEF MINISTERPivot Symbol of ruling power Most powerful Shapes the style of Govt. Comparable to President in the Centre. Appointed by Governor—responsible (along with his ministry) to the popularly elected Legislative Assembly. Governor invites majority party- CM leader of… Coalition govt.
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    THE CHIEF MINISTERQualifications: Citizen of India: 25 years of age Should be a Member of either house of State Legislature . Powers and Functions Real Executive– vast powers Working head– advises Govt. –selection of Ministers. Presides over meeting of council of ministers– ensures principle of collective responsibility. Communicates all decisions of council of ministers– administrative affairs & proposals of legislation to the Governor when called for…
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    THE CHIEF MINISTERPowers and Functions(…contd.) Presides over meeting of council of ministers– ensures principle of collective responsibility. Communicates all decisions of council of ministers– administrative affairs & proposals of legislation to the Governor when called for… Places matter for consideration of council of ministers where Governors require him to have the decision of the Govt. Channel of communication between Governor & his Ministers Sole channel of communication bet n his ministers & Legislature. (bills, resolutions etc. moved in Legislature must have his approval).
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    THE CHIEF MINISTERPowers and Functions(…contd.) As Leader of major party– duty to see discipline is maintained Tender his resignation anytime to Governor. can advise Governor to summon persons for installation of ministry to dissolve the House (result – President’s Rule) Practically, power of patronage vests in CM. consulted for appointment of state HC judges and SPSC members etc. postings and transfer cannot take place without his approval.
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    State Council ofMinisters Cabinet: - is the Chief Executive body of Council of MINISTERs - formulates / shapes policies - initiates legislation - coordinates work of various govt. agencies. - guides, directs & controls the public admin - implements Policies of the state. ( assisted by bureaucracy) Quality of state administration is largely conditioned by the leadership and direction provided by the Ministers
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    State Council ofMinisters Appointment of Ministers: - by the Governor - on the advise of the Chief Minister Qualifications: Citizen of India: 25 years of age Should be a Member of either house of State Legislature If non member, must become a member of legislature within SIX months. Failing which he is liable to forfeit his office.
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    State Council ofMINISTERs :On the advice of CM - the Governor Appoints Ministers - assigns/allocates (business) portfolios - determines the RANK RANK Cabinet Ministers Minister of State Deputy Ministers Cabinet Ministers: - attend meetings of Cabinet by right Ministers of State: are not members of Cabinet - ( attend any particular meeting) on invitation only. Deputy Ministers: - assist the Cabinet Ministers
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    CABINET - innerbody of Council of Ministers - Principal Ministers with important portfolios - generally responsible for govt. admin & shaping policies FOUR major Functions: To approve all legislative proposals for enactment of Government Policy To recommend all major appointments To settle all departmental disputes. To coordinate various activities of the Govt. and to oversee execution of its policies.
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    State Council ofMinisters Collective responsibility: - Council of Ministers shall be collectively responsible to the State Legislative Assembly . Hence Ministry as a body shall be under Constitutional Obligation to resign as soon as it looses the confidence of the House. Responsibility of CM with Council of Ministers Art. 163(1) : CM shall be ‘at the head of the Council of Ministers’ Hence resignation or death of CM dissolves the Cabinet
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    Powers and FunctionsOf State Council of Ministers Legislative Functions: Controls the legislature of the State Government. Formulates Policy submits and explains it to Legislature for approval. Ministers initiate the entire legislation of importance passed by Legislature. Financial Powers : Controls the Financial Policy of the State. Finance minister submits the State Budget. Legislature approves the budget-expenditure & revenue items in its original form with the support of subservient majority.
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    Powers and FunctionsOf State Council of Ministers Executive Powers : State Council of Ministers is the executive of the State Ministers preside over the various depts. of the Govt. Give directions to the administration. Cabinet coordinates the policy among the various dept.s and settles their conflicts.