bill no 38 of lito - = r r the punjab appropriation (vote on account) bill, 1990  a billto provide fot the withdrawal of certain bums fro:m and out of the consolidated fund of the state of punjab for the 88j'uicq of ci pelrt of the financial year 1990-91 be it enacted by parliament in the fortyfirst year of the republic of india as follows:-1 this act may be called the punjab appropriation account) act 199o (vote on short title 5 2 from and out of the consoliciated fund of the state of punjab there may be withdrawn sums not exce~ those specified in column 3 of the schedule amounting in the aggregate to the sum of two thousand nine hundred and seventyninecrores thifty-one lakhs and eightyone thousand rupees towards defra)ring the several charges which will come 10 in course of payment during the financial year 199091 withdrawal of rs2979 :11,81,000 from nnd out of the consolidated fund of the state of punjab for the financial yc'ar 1990-91 3 the swns authorised to be withdrawn from and out of the con~ approsolidated fund of the state of punjab by this act shall be appropriated priation for the services and purposes expressed in the schedule in relation to the said year sums not exccoding n°'1 of vote/ services and purposes voted bych&rjllc(i on i parliament ithe consoli-_____ : _____ ldakdf~ i----total ap-i pro-i pria- i' lion ---------i i rs i rs i ri 10 i agriculture and forests j revenue captial 4700,74,000 i 2,22,000 47,02,96,000 19,0727,000 19,0727,000 2 animal husbandry and fisheries 17,91,10000 1,04,50,000 revenue capital 15,000 3 i co-operation 711,81000 31,01,83,000 7,11,96,000 31,01,83,000 revenue capital 1 i 1,41,000 17,9251,000 1,04,50,000 j 5 i i i 9,000 4 defence services welfare j ,50,87,000 j2,00,000 revenue capital ] ,50,96,000 12,00,000 s education ls 1,27,48,000 60,20,000 revenue capital 3,68,93,000 254,96,4],000 20 60,20,000 3,03,40,000 revenue' 58,000 3,03,98,000 6 ! elections 7 excise and taxation 6,98,18,000 17,000 6,98,55,000 revenue i ii finance 118,74,87,000 4,96,50,000 revenue \ capital i 9 food and supplies 1,9s,53,ooo 496,70,80,000 revenue j capital i \289,70,67,000 408,45,54,000 2s 623,9o,iz,ooo 628,86~2"ooo i  ,  1,80,000 i t95,53,ooc 496,12,60000 )0 general administration revenue 9,29,s4,ooo 9,65,92,000 11 health and family welfare revenue 98,39,74,000 98,42,26,000 revenue 118,10,02,000 1,16,98,000 lj9,47,ooooo 30 capital 5,00,00,000 5,oo,oo,li()() 12 ! home affairs and justice ! 13 industri cs revenue capital 8,53,94,000 11,45,50,000 40,000 8,54,34,000 46000 ' t 1,45,96,000 14 information and public relations revenue 2,86,48,000 1,00 2,86,55,000 3s 15 i irrigation and power revenue 6659,00,000 capital 305,00,36,000 2,00,000 66,61,00,000 305,00,36,000 16 labour and employment revenue 2,76,86,000 5d,000 2,77,36,000 7 local government, housil18 lind urban development  revenue 1 capital 12,2172,000 rj,ooo 12,21,87,000 40 96278,000 9,62,78000 18 1 personnel and administrative reforms   - revodue ] 09,00,000 :lz~j,ooo 1,31,25,000 19 1 plannil1l llevcnue 130,68,21,000 1,000 130,6822,000 4 s not exceeding sums 5 voted by parliament j charged on i i tho con80lida-1 tot;ll ted fund j 2 -no of vote! services and purposes ai'· ptopriatioa i i i ri i , rs 20 2,00, oon  i programme implementation rcvenue 2,00,000 rs  10 79,48,11, 21 public works revenue capital 79,15,86,000 35,06,15,000 ~z,25,000  ],84,000 2403,09,000 22 kevenuc and rehabilitatio~ revenue 000 000 i 35,0615, i 24,06,93, 000 i 1,20,000 11,37,58,000 23 rural devclopment and pan-i chayats  revenue 1 11,38,78, 000 15 i 65,43, 000 000 1,39,62, : 65,43,000 1,39,62,000 24· 'scicoco, tocboolold' and environment  revcruc capital i , i i 20 25,000 24,58,35000 2,29,60,000 25 ciat and w, m<'n' w i so 0 s e farr and welfare of scheduled castes and backward classes  revenue capital 24,58,10,000 2,29,60,000 81,000 1 ,22 ,65,000 j ,21,82,000 26 state lcaislaturo  revcnuc , 50,o()(l 2s 1 14,54,85,000 16,88,0il0 27 technical education and in· dustrial training  revcnue capital 14,54,35,000 16,88,000 9z,000 28 tourism and cultural affairs revenue capital l1,40,48,ooo 1,31 ,46,000 20,40,000 1,41,40,000 1,31,46,000 i 54,01,00,000 16,53,50,000 29 transport revenue capital 53,8(1,60,000 j6,53,50,000 1,000 1,06,81,000 1,06,80,000 30 30 vigilance  revenue total  2059"; • 000 1,  "_ 2979,31,8\,000 i - --------------------_--_------- statement of objects and reasonsthis bill is introdu'ced in puruance of articles 204 (1) and 206 at the constitution read with the proclamation issued under article - of the constitution in respect of the state of punjab on the 11th may, 1987 to provide for the appropriation out of the consolidated fund of the state of punjab of the moneys required to meet the expenditure charged on the consolidated fund of the state of punjab and the grants made in advance by the lok sabha in respect of the estimated expenditure of the government of punjab, for a part of the financial year 1990-91  madru dandavau president's recommendation under article 207 of the, constitution of india[copy of letter no f2 (56) -b (s) 190 dated the 12th march, 1990 from prof madhu dandavate, minister of finance, to the secretary-general, lok babha] the president, having been informed of the subject matter of the proposed bill to provide for the withdrawal of certain sums from and out of the consolidated fund of the state of punjab for the services of a part of the financial year 1990-91 recommends under clauses (1) and (3) of ar~icle 207 of the constitution of india, read with clause (2) of article 206 thereof and the proclamation dated the 11th may 1987 issued under article 356 of the constitution, the introduction of the punjab appropriation (vote on account) bill, 1990 in and the consideration of the bill by lok sabha 2 the bill will be introduced immediately after the demands for grants 'on acco~nt' for expenditure of the government of punjab for a part of the financial year 1990-91, have been voted  billto provide for the withdrawal of 'certain sums from anil out of the consolidated fund of tl!e state of punjab for the services of a part of the ftdanc:ial year 199()91 (prof madhu dandavate, minister of finance) 