 statement of objects and reasonsrecently in maharashtra, a legislation for welfare of domestic workers was enacted there are millions of domestic servants working as maid-servants or male-servants to attend to household and other personal work the working conditions of these domestic servants are miserable and primitive they are required to work for almost 18 hours a day bonus, leave with wages, holidays, etc their services can also be terminated at any time without notice and without any compensation by their masters the domestic servants have been agitating for better service conditions throughout the country, it is, therefore, essential to regulate their service conditions hence this bill new deur, v saroja november 22, 2000  financial memorandumclause 11 of the bill provides that the state governments or the union territory administrations, as the case may be, may appoint such persons as they think fit to be inspectors for the purposes of this act some persons might have to be recruited as inspectors for carrying out the provisions of this act the state governments will incur expenditure {rom their respective consolidated funds for payment of salaries and allowances, etc to the inspectors and the central government would have to incur expenditure in respect of inspectors appointed by the union territory administrations from the consolidated fund of india it is estimated that a recurring expenditure of about rupees fifty lakhs is likely to be involved from the consolidated fund of india per annum, ilis also likely to involve a non-recurring expenditure of about rupees one crore  memorandum regarding delegated legislational government to make rules for carrying clause 14 of the bill empowers the centr; out the purpose of this bill since the rules will re' late to matters of detail only, the delegation on legislative power is of a normal character 