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The organization is requesting additional time and a personal hearing to submit suggestions on the Uniform Civil Code to the Law Commission of India. They argue that the short 6 April deadline does not provide enough time for a thorough examination of the important issues. They also note that specific issues for discussion were not outlined. The organization works for public welfare and asserts that fundamental rights are involved, so an extension of at least one month is needed to submit detailed suggestions. A personal hearing is also requested to present their submissions.
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Based on the look of the present Congress it appears that there are at least 42 different committees. While some of these committees appear to be unique to either the House or the Senate there are overlapping committees such as the Armed Services, Budget and Intelligence committees. Although, Congressional committees are headed by the party that is currently in power of that respective house. In the current case, the Republican Party controls both and the majority on the committees is Republican (Congressional Committees). By having all committees controlled by the same party tends to lead to lesser independence for Congressional committees. The party polarization that exist in present day politics and is evident in the composition of Congress also tends lead to Congressional committees want to pass legislation onto either the House or the Senate that benefits the ideals of the party in power. To get a better understanding of the lesser independence when one party controls Congress we can look simple at the fact that the number of constitutional hearings is less during a unified Congress than when they are divided. For example, when the House has been unified between the years of 1970 to 2009 there have been on average two less constitutional hearing (Devins 2011).
Additionally, while there was a change in the 1970s that resulted in reforms of the committees and provided more power to the chairs and leaders of the political parties it affected how policy could passed through Congressional committees. The creation of lesser independence due to the increased party polarization has led to a system where when a major controls both policy that is designed to benefit a certain group may or may not be passed based on party affiliation (Pearson 2009).
By seeing the affects that party polarization has had on Congressional committees it would almost appear that having greater independence with the committees could potential lead to policies and bills that benefit a larger group being passed onto the Congressional floors. Furthermore, the redundancy of committees in both the House and Senate seem to prevent greater independence. This could primarily be to blame when one party controls all of Congress. An example this could be the House Appropriations committee seeking to allocate funds for the Department of Defense and based on the control the House at this time the committee is going to be heavily influenced by that party. Then, if the same party controls the Senate Appropriations committee the ideas of the less party in getting appropriations set aside that could either benefit or hinder the Department of Defense are ignored. Having greater independence and not having that specific influence from party polarization would generate better discussion and the potential for appropriations being allocated that are more potentially beneficial than not.
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- 1. To, The Member Secretary, Law Commission of India, Government of India, 4th Floor, Lok Nayak Bhawan, Khan Market New Delhi – 110003 Subject:- Grant of personal Hearing in the matter of Uniform Civil Code Ref : Your Letter dated 19th March, 2018, probably uploaded on Website of Law Commission, on 27.3.2018 Sir, The undersigned is the Non Governmental Organisation working for upliftment and the welfare interest of the weaker section of the society. The undersigned is the secretary of the said Organisation and authorized to represent the organization. It was brought to the notice of the undersigned that on or about 27.3.2018 the above referred letter was uploaded on the website of the Law Commission of India. After going through the said it is gathered that the Law Commissioner has invited the suggestions/ discussion/ consultation/ working papers on the issues pertaining to the Uniform Civil Code. It is mentioned in the said letter that the suggestions/ discussion/ consultation/ working papers should be submitted on or before 6th April, 2018. We as the Organisation are working for the welfare and interest of the public at large are very much interested to make submissions on the issues as the same is very important and have a bearing on our personal liberties and freedom guaranteed by the Constitution of India.
- 2. It is very shocking that for seeking suggestions/ discussion/ consultation/ working papers from the public at large there is virtually no time is granted. It is apparent that the matter of such a great importance is proceeded with undue haste. No person can submit his/her suggestions/ discussion/ consultation/ working papers, on the issues within such a short span. For preparing the suggestions/ discussion/ consultation/ working papers we need time to examine various aspects and submit our detailed study report. Another shocking fact which has been noticed that although the suggestions/ discussion/ consultation/ working papers are invited on the issues, however, no issues are framed on which the suggestions/ discussion/ consultation/ working papers is sought by the Commission. We are eager to submit our detailed suggestions/ discussion/ consultation/ working papers on any of the issues concerning the Uniform Civil Code. We are also willing to personally address the Commission on all the issues. As our fundamental Rights is directly involved and would be affected, we request this Hon’ble Commission to grant us a reasonable time of atleast one month for enabling us to submit our detailed suggestions/ discussion/ consultation/ working papers on the issues. We also request you to grant us personal hearing in the matter, so that we can put forth and substantiate our submissions. Date : Signature, Name and Address