 bill no 111 of 1987 the aurovilll!: (emergency provisions) amendment bnl, 1987,a  billfurther to amend the aurovihe (emergency provisions) act, 1980 be it enacted by parliament in the thirty-eighth year of the republic of india as follows:-1 (1) this act may be called the auroville (emergency provisions) short amendment act, 1987 title and 5 (2) it shall be deemed to have come into force 'on the 28th day of mont october, 1987 59 of 1980 amendment of section 3 2 in section 3 of the aurl)ville (emergency provisions) act, 1980 (hereinafter refelll'ed to as the principal act), in sub-section (1), in the proviso, for the words "seven years", the words "eight years" shall be substituted 10 8 of 1987 3 (1) the auroville (emergency provisions) amendment ordinance, repeal 1987, is hereby repealed and sbyida (2) notwithstanding such repeal, anyting done or any action takea under the principal act, as amended by the said ordinance, shall be 15 deemed to have been done or taken under the principal act, as amended by this act  statement of objects and reasonsunder the provisions of the auroville (emergency provisions) act, 1980, the management of auroville vested in the central government in 1980 for a maximum period of five years however, the vires of the act had been challenged in the calcutta high court and later in the supreme court though the management vested in the central govemment in 1980 till the supreme court upheld the validity of the act in november, 1982 the act could not be brought in operation in full in order that the progress registered between 1982 and 1985 could be further consolidated and since earnest efforts were being made to place the management on a sound footing the act was amended in august, 1985 so as to extend the period of the act for a further period of two years beyond 9th november, 1985 2 after urgent administrative aspects were attended to, the auroville international advisory council constituted by the central government under section 6 of the auroville (emergency provisions) act, 1980, had its sixth meeting at auroville in august, 1986, and initiated efforts to arrive at a solution, in consultation with the concerned parties (residents of auroville and sri aurobindo society), to provide for a permanent arrangement for the management of auroville efforts have continued since then, and although some progress has been achieved, no satisfactory formula has finally emerged as yet it is felt that some more time would be needed to allow for the continuance of these efforts and until then the management of auroville should be carried on as per the auroville (emergency provisiona)  act as the term of the auroville (emergency provisions act, 1980 expires on the 9tb november, 198'7, the president promulgated the auroville (emergency provisions) amendment ordinance, 1987, on the 28th october, 1987, to continue the period of management for a further period of one year 3 the bill seeks to replace the above-mentioned ordinance new dam; p v narasimha rao the 31st october, 1987 under section 6 of the auroville (emergency provisions) act, 1980, an advisory council has been constituted by the central government sub-section (6:) of section 6 provides for payment of allowances and other remuneration to the members of the council section 9 of the act also provides for the appointment of a tribunal to adjudicate on certain disputes and for tiefraying of expenditure incurred in connection therewith out of the consolidated fund of india 2 it is estimated that the total expenditure on these accounts is likely to be of the order of rs 15 lakhs for the period of one year during which the management of auroville may continue to vest in the central government under section 3, as amended by clause 2 of the bill 3 no other recurring or non-recurring expenditul'e is likely to be involved  extract from the auroville (emergency provisions) act, 1980(59 of 1980) -  -   3 (1) on and from the appointed day and for a period of two year thereafter, the management of auroville shall vest in the central government: manage· ment of auroville to vest in the central government for a limited period provided that where the central govemment is of opinion that in order to secure the proper mana~ent of auroville, it is expedient that such management should continue to vest in that government after the expiry of the said period of two years, it may, from time to time, issue directions for the continuance of such management for such period, not exceeding one year at a time, as it may think fit; so, however that the total period for which such management shall continue to vest in the central government shall not, in any case, exceed seven years  - -  a bill further to amend the auroville (emergency provisions) act, 1980 (;shri p v narasimha roo, minibter of humnn resources development and minister of health & family welfare) 