 bill no1 of 1980 - the constitutiol (forty-fifth amendment) bill, 1980 a billfurther to amend the constitutionof india  be it enacted by parliament                            in the thirtieth                                          year of                                                  the                                                       republicof india as foliows:-   1 (1) this act may be called the constitution                                                   (forty-fifth                                                              amend-ment) act, 1980shorttitle, andcommen-cement5(2) it shall be deemed to have come into force on the 25th dayofjanuary,19802 in article 334 of the constitution, for the words «thirty years", the words "iorty years" shall be substitutedamend-ment ofarticle334 statement of objects and reasonsarticle 334 of the constitution lays down that the provisions of theconstitution relating to the reservation of seats for the scheduled castesand the scheduled tribes and the representation                                                    of the                                                             anglo-indiancommunity by nomination in the                                lok sabha                                           and in                                                   the                                                        legislativeassemblies of the states shall cease to have effect                                                    on                                                         the                                                              expirationof a period of thirty years from the commencement of the constitutionalthough the scheduled castes and the scheduled tribes have                                                                 madeconsiderable progress in the last thirty years, the reasons which weighedwith the constituent assembly in making provisions with regard to theaforesaid reservation                     of seats and nomination                                              of members,                                                            have                                                                   notceased to exist                 it is, therefore,                                 proposed to continue the reservationfor the scheduled castes and the scheduled tribes and the                                                           representation of anglo-indians by nomination for a further                                                    period of ten years2 the bill seeks to achieve the above objectnew    delhi;zail singhthe 16th january,                  1980 financial memorandumclause 2 of the bill seeks to amend article 334 of the constitution to provide for the continuance of the representation of the anglo-indian community in the lok sabha and in the legislative assemblies of the states by nomination for a further period of ten years it is estimated that the recurring expenditure on the salaries and allowances and other concessions, of the two representatives of the anglo-indian community in the lok sabha under article 331, will be of the order of rs one lakh per annum 2 there will be no non-recurring expenditure      part xvi special provisions relating to certain classes    - 334 notwithstanding anything in the foregoing provisions of this part, the provisions of this constitution relating to-;; (a) the reservation of seats for the scheduled castes and the i scheduled tribes in the house ()f the people and in the legislative , assemblies of the states; and reservation of seats and special representation to cease after thirty ~,'ears (b) the representation of the anglo-indian community in ' house of the people and in the legislative assemblies of the st by nomination, shall cease to have effect un the expiratiun of a period of thirt~' from the commencement of this constitution: provided that nothing in this article shall affect any r in the house of th(> people or in the legislative assembly until the dissolution of the then existing house or assem case may be  a billfurther to amend the constitution of india(giani zail singh, minister of home affairs)