 financial memorandum_ the proviso to sub-clause, (2) of clause 3 of the bill provides for constitution of a committee for consultation regarding presiden consisting of 10 members of the house of the people and 5 of the council of states expenses to be incurred in connection meetings of the consultative committee would be met from th lidated fund of india this committee will meet as and when sary the expenditure is not expected to be larga and is not | exceed rs 150 lakhs during the period the proclamation rei force the bill, if enacted, will not involve any non-recurring diture  memorandum regarding delegated legislationthe powers of the legislature ef the state ef jammu and kashmir to make laws, which hag been declared by the proclamation issued under article 356 of the constitution in respect of that state on the, 18th july, 1990, to be exercisable by or under the authority of parliament, is sought to be conferred on the president under article 357 (1) (a) of the constitution as applicable to the state of jammu and kashmir before exercising the aforesaid power, the president is required, whenever he considers it practicable to do so, to consult a committee of members of parliament constituted for the purpose in accordance with the provisions of the proviso to sub-clause (2) of clause 3 any act enacted by the president in exercise of the aforesaid power is required to be laid before each house of parliament and parliament may direct modifications to be made in that act the delegation of legislative power is in pursuance of the express provision in thig behalf in article 357(1)(a) of the constitution and is necessary as it will not be easy for parliament to find time to deal with the various legislative measures that may be required in respect of the state of jammu and kashmir under the circumstances arising out of the issue of the proclamation under article 356 of the constitution, this delegation of legislative power is limited to the period when the aforesaid proclamation dated the 18th july, 1990, will continue to be in force to the extent that it has been usual for parliament to confer on the president such legislative powers, the delegation is of a normal character