 bill no xli  of  2013 the constitution (amendment) bill, 2013 a billfurther to amend the constitution of indiabe it enacted by parliament in the sixty-fourth year of the republic of india as follows:—1 (1) this act  may be called the constitution (amendment) act, 2013short title and commencement(2)  it  shall come into force with immediate effect52  after  part xiv a of the  constitution, the following shall be inserted,namely:—insertion of new article 323c ''part xiv b323c (1) there shall  be a central  bureau of investigation for prevention, investigation and prosecution of such offences as  parliament may by law determinecentral bureau of investigation(2) the central  bureau of investigation shall consist of a director and suchnumber of other officers  with such qualifications, salaries and conditions as may be determined  by  parliament by law(3) the director  shall be appointed by the president  on the recommendation of a  committee comprising:—(a) the chairman, rajya sabha,—chairperson; (b) the leader of opposition in rajya sabha,—member;5(c) a sitting judge of the supreme court to  be nominated by  the chiefjustice of india,—member;(d) the central vigilance commissioner,—member; and (e) any one from amongst the retired directors of the  erstwhile centralbureau of investigation,—member10(4) the superintendence  of the central  bureau of investigation shall be vested in the committee appointed under clause (3)'' statement  of  objects  and  reasonsit is the voice of the common man, political parties as well  as hon'ble supreme court that, to liberate the central   bureau of  investigation from extraneous consideration, political influence, intrusions and other interference, it should be independent, unbiased and free from any instruction from political  executive so, for that purpose it is necessary to  give special constitutional  status to the central  bureau of investigationsuccessive  parliamentary committees have recommended replacement of the delhi special police establishment act by an independent  central  bureau of investigation  act keeping  in view the above  constraints and the rising challenges the second  administrative reforms commission in its fifth report on  public  order  in june 2007 recommended  that  a new law should be enacted to govern the working of the central  bureau of investigation this law should also stipulate  its jurisdiction including the power to  investigate the new category of crimesthe bill seeks  to provide an appropriate  legal architecture and give statutory status to  the central  bureau  of investigation  and to equip it with police power to prevent, investigate and prosecute  serious crimes  pertaining  to the security of the country, corruption and other  crimes  having all india  and inter-state ramifications in an independent and transparent  mannerthe bill seeks to achieve  above objectivesdilipbhai  pandya financial  memorandumclause 2 of the bill provides for the constitution of the central bureau of investigation with a director and such other officers on such salaries  and conditions as may be determined by parliament the bill, therefore, if  enacted would involve  expenditure  from the consolidated fund of india it is estimated  that a recurring expenditure  of about rupees  one hundred crore per annum will be involved rajya  sabha———— a billfurther to amend the constitution of india————(shri dilipbhai pandya, mp)gmgipmrnd—1083rs(s4)—11-07-2014