co rrigi] ndu l'·f to tis te":' di~'tricts lu1lgrkj-ll' uj30tjr (repe:l) bill, 1967 (';tq _b~j~i?_~i~qd~~ce(li;1 ~ sabhaj, 1 page 2, line 27,-!9_~ "thr(:e years the latter, where period" ret~ "three years, where the latter period" tw<i delhi; siunu2 1 9,2,7 a-s-a-d  ha--1, 1889 (saka)  blii no if 01 it!' the tea districts emigrant labour (repeal) bill, 1967 a billto prof'ide fotr the repeal of the tea diltrictl emfqrczftt labour act, 1932, and fot matte" coftmcted therewith be it enacted 'by parliament in the eighteenth year of the republic of india as follows:-1 this act may be called the tea di8triets emill'ult labour siaort (repeal) act, 1967 tide s z the tea distrk:ts emigrant labour act, 1932, is hereby r  -- of pealed ltd as or ifji 3 notw'itbstanding the repeal of the tea di8trlctb ~  labour act, 1932, by secttoll 2, and notwithetandtnc ldytbm, to the contrary eontatned in the aid ad,-(a) every emigrant labourer in whose case, on the 3rd day of auguat, 1960, a period of three years from the date of his entry into assam had not expired, (b) every emigrant labourer entering asaam on or after tj:ae 3rd day of august, 1960, being the date of the agreement arrived s: at at the ninth session of the industrial committee on plantations, and before the commencement of this act, and (c) every emigrant labourer who is in assam immediately before the commencement of this act and whose right of repatriation has not be<!d waived or forfeited by agreement or 10, otherwise under any provisions of the said act, shall, as from the date of expiry of a period of three years from the date of his entry into assam, whether such expiry occurs before or after the commencement of this act, have the right to be repatriated, and may be repatriated, under the said act, as if it had not been is repealed and the provisions of the said act in so far as they relate to the enforcement of the right of repatriation of emigrant la~s shall continue to apply as if for the references theredn to the controller, references to the state government of assam or 'an officer authorised by that government in this behalf had been substituted: 20' provided that no such emigrant labourer shall have the right to be so repatriated unless he makes an application in this behalf-(a) within a period of six months from the commencement of this act, where the aforesaid period of three years has ex-pired before such commericement, or 25, (b) within a period of six months from the date of expiry of the aforesaid period of t~ee y~s the latter, where period expires after such commencem&\t  the tea 'districts emigrant labour act, 1982 regul8tes recruitment of workers for tea gardens in assam from outside the 8tirte and their repatriation experience gadned in the wol'ldng afthe act far the past "few years has shown that it is no lqernecessary to continue in existence the pattern of asisted emigrant labour, for tea gardens in assam, as conditioll8 which justlfted the introductdon df the scheme about thirly years ago, have greatly altered during the intervening period it is, "therefore, propoaed to repeal this act any residual functions after the repeal of the act that may -be left over are proposed to be entrusted to the government ejl assam by making an express provision to that eiffect in the repealing act new delhi; jaisukhlal hath! the 3rd june, 1967  president's recommendation under article 117 of the constitution of india[copy of letter no 6(15)65-pl/fac i, dated the 13th june, 196'1 from shri lalit narayan mishra, minister of state in the ministry of labour, employment & rehabilitation to the secretary, lok sabha] the president, having been informed of the au:bject matter of the proposed bill to provide for the repeal of the tea dwrict8 em1gnmt labour act, 1932, and for matters tormected therewith has, in pursuance of olause (1) of article 117 of the constitution of india recommended the introduction of the bill in the lok sabha the repeal of the tea districts emigrant labour act, 1932, will entail abolition of a cess known as emigrant labour cess leviable  under section 5 of that act the cess is payable in respect of the entry into assam of each assisted emigrant as defined in section 2 (f) of that act by the employing linterest on whose behalf he is recruited the proceeds of the cess are credited to a fund called the emigrant labour fund which is utilised for meeting expenditure on the organisation of controller of emigrant labour and for admindstering the act with the repeal of the tea districts emigrant labour act, the organdsation of the controller of emigrant labour will be wound up and so there will be no need for the levy of the emigrant labour 'cess after the repeal of the act, any residual functions that may be left over will be entrusted to the government of assam but this will not entail any expenddture from the consolidated fund of india a bill to provide for the repeal of the tea districts emigrant la1:our act, 1932, and for matters connected tt~erewith (shri jai sukh lai hathi, mirrister of labour & rliuibi1itatitm) 