 the union dltties of excise (distribution) bill, 1957(as introduced in lok sabra)  the union duties of excise (distribution) bill, 1957 (as introduced in lok sabha)a bill to provide for the distribution of a part of the net proceeds of certain union duties of e"ccise among the states be it enacted by parliament in the eighth year of the republic of india as follows:-i, this act may be called the union duties of excise (distribu- short title, tion) act, 1957 5 2 in this act, the expression "distributable union duties of definition, excise" means twenty-five per cent of the net proceeds of the duties of excise levied and collected under the central excises and salt r of 1944 act, 1944, on matches, sugar, tobacco, vegetable product, coffee, tea, paper and vegetable non-essential oils as defined in items nos 2, 8, 109, 11, 13, 14, 21 and 23, respectively, of the first schedule to that act 3 during each financial year commencing on and after the first distribution i 'd f i'd d of a part of day of april, 1'57, there sha i be pal out 0 the conso i ate fund the union of india to each of the states specified in column 1 of the table dut~c8 of - excise among below such percentage of the distributable union duties of excise the states is as is set out against it in column 2:-1 2 state percentage andhra pradesh 9'38 20 assam 3'48 bihar 10'57 state percentage bombay 12'17 kerala 3'm madhya pradesh 7'46 madras 7'56 mysore 6'52 orissa 4'46 punjab - 4'59 10 rajasthan 4'71 uttar pradesh 15'" west bengal 7'59 expenditure jammu and kashmir 1'75 to be charwed 4, any expenditure under the provisions of this act shall ~~li~t~~on-  expenditure charged on the consolidated fund of india be is fund of india, power to make rules, 5 (1) the central government may, by notification in the official gazette, make rules providing for the time at which and the manner in which any payments under this act are to be made, for the making of adjustments betw~en one financial year and another 20 and for any other incidental or ancillary matters repeal (2) all rules made wlder this section shall be laid for not less than thirty days before each house of perliament as soon as may be after they are made and shall be subject to such modifications as parliament may make during the session in which they are so 25 laid or the session· immediately following 6 the union duties of excise (distribution) act, 1953, is hereby 3 of 1953-repealed  statement of objects and rea~onsat present 40 per cent of the net proceeds of union duties of excise on matches, tobacco and vegetable product is distributed among the states the second finance commission have recommended that from the 1st april, 1957, 25 per cent of the duties on thesq commodities and on coffee, tea, paper, sugar and vegetable non-essentialoils should be distributed to the states the bill provides for the payment to the states from the consolidated fund of india of a part of the union duties of excise as recommended by the finance commission t t krishnamachari new delhi; the 25th november, 1957  financial memorandumth~ provision of the bill will involve additional payment from the consolidated fund of india to the· states of a sum of rs: 5'16 crores in the current year against the sum of rs 22'64 crores which the state governments get now, they will receive rs 27'80 crores during 1957-58 and rs 29'76 crores in each subsequent year at the current level of taxation  memorandum regarding delegated legislationclause 5 of the bill empowers the central government to make rules in respect of matters specified therein  they relate to the time at which and the manner in which any payments are to be made to the states, the making of adjusments between one financial year and another and other incidental and ancillary matters the matters in respect of which rules might be made are of a routine and administrative character moreover, the rules to be made shall be subject to the scrutiny of parliament the delegation of legislative power is thus of a normal character a bill to provide for the distributioi,l of a part of the net proceeds of certain union duties of excise among the states (shri t t krishnamachari, minzster of finance) 