 the all-india services (amend- ment) bill, 1962(as introduced in lol: sabha on 19m november, 1962)  the all-india services (amendmenf) bill, 1962 (as introduced in lok sabha) a billfutther to amend the all-india se-rvices act, 1951 bz ii enacted by parliament in the thirteenth year of the republic of india as follows:-1 this act may be called the all-india services (amendment) short title act, 1962 61 of 1951 5 2 in section 2 of the all-india services act 1951 (hereinafter amendment referred to as the princi~ act), after the words "the indian police ofaection 2 service", the words, figure and letter "or any other service specified in section 2a" shall be inserted 3 after section 2 of the principal act, the following section shall inaenion of 10 be inserted, namely:-new section za 10m with effect from such date as the central govern- other allment may, by notification in the ofticial gazette, appoint in this isnd~ - - behau, there shall be constituted the following all-india services e"iccs and different dates may be appointed for difterent services, is namely:-1 the indian service of engineers (irrigation, power, buildings and roads); 2 the indian forest service; 3 the indian medical and health service"  statement of objects and reasonsunder article 312(1) of the constitution, the rajya sabha passed a resolution on 6th december, 1961, by the prescribed majority, declaring that it is necessary to provide, in the national interest, for the creation of the following all-india services namely:-(1) the indian service of engineers (irrigation, power, buildinp and roads), (2) the indian forest service, and (3) the indian medical and health service the present bill seeks to create the aforesaid services by ampnding the all-india services act, 1951 under section 3 of the act, th~ central government would be empowered to make rules for the regulation of recruitment, and the conditions of service of persons appointed, to these services  nzwdelm; lal bahadur  the 8th nouembe" 1862 'l11e bill, if enacted and brought into operation, is not likely to involve large expenditure from the central revenues when the new all-india services mentioned in the bill will be constituted, the central govemment will have to bear expenditure" on-(4) central cadres, (b) central deputation quota, and (c) incidental contributions towards pension, leave salary, etc as regards the central cadres and the central deputation quota as the central government is already bearing expenditure in respect of the officers in the central services engaged in engineering, forestry and medical and public health duties and in respect of oftlcers boltowed from the state governments on deputation, the extra exp~diture involved under the all-india services scheme will be small 2 as the details of the cadre strengths of the various state governments and the central deputation quota are still being worked out, it is not po~ble to give an estimate of the expenditure involved at this stage extract from thj: all-iifdia sdlvices act 1951 (61 or 1951)  - - - " " " ddnition z in this act, the expression "an all-india service" means the service known as the indian administrative service or the service known as the indian police service " " - " " " a blll further to amend the all-india services act, i9si (shr; lal bahadur sweri, minister 0/ hqme affai") 