 statement of objects and reasonscrimes are being committed and offenders are tried throughout the civilised world some of the accused persons are acquitted not entirely on the basis of the facts of the case but due to the benefit of doubt given to them 3 while the rights of the accused are well protected under law, the victims of offences are left helpless and unprotected the civil law open to them is costly, indirect, cumbersome and long drawn the importance and necessity of providing a cheap and immediate relief to the helpless victims of crime was recognised world wide and the united nations congress on the prevention of crime and treatment of offenders, has recommended that the rights of the victims should be protected and that the government concerned should ensure payment of compensation to the victims hence this bill new deut; subodh mohite february 3, 2000 financial memorandumclause 3 of the bill provides that every state government and union territory administration shall constitute one or more criminal offences claims tribunals for the purpose of disposing of claims for compensation made by victims of offences like death, physical or mental injury, etc the tribunal consist of such number of members as may be deemed fit by the government concerned it further provides that where the person responsible to pay compensation awarded by a tribunal is not in a position to pay the victim, the government concerned shall pay such compensation out of a fund to be constituted for the purpose the bill, therefore, if enacted, will involve expenditure from the consolidated fund of india in constitution of tribunals, payment of salaries and allowances of the members and in constitution of the fund, in respect of union territories as far as state governments are concerned, the expenditure will be met from the c onsolidated funds of respective states, it is likely to involve an annual recurring expenditure of about tupees five crore it is also likely to involve a non-recurring expenditure of about rupees five crore from the consolidated fund of india  memorandum regarding delegated legislationcentral government to make rules for carrying clause 3 of the bill empowers the out the purposes of the bill since the ru les will relate to the matters of detail only, the delegation of legislative power is of a normal character