 bui no n of i,'s he all-india services (amendment) fill, 1,965bdl furtluw to tjmend the au-lnclitj sennce act~ 1951 bii: it eaacted by p8il"liament in the sixteenth year of the republic of india 'u followa:-, 1 thill act may be called the all-india services (amend- short ment) act, 19654 i title amend z in aectlon ~ of the all-:~dia sarvicei act, 1951, after item =~2a 3, the following items sball be 1nsertecl, namely:-"4 the ineum agri~tural service; 15 the indian' educatlonal sem~e (ge~eral education mq teclmical education)" ' - , '~ '  statement of objects and reasonsunder article 312(1) of the constitution, the rajya sabha pasaed ' a l"8iiolution on the 30th mareh, 1965, by the preecrlbed majarity, declaring that it is necessary to provide, in the national interest, for the creation of the following all-india services, namely:-(1) the indian agricultural service; and  (2) the indian educational service (genen1 education, technk:al education)  - the present bill seeks to create the aforesaid services by &d)ending the all-india services act, 1951 under section 3 of the act, the central government would 'be empowered to make rul  for the regulation of recruitment, and the conditions of hil"vice of persons appointed, to these services ,   nzw damj                                                jaisukhlal hathi the 16th n,01jember, 1965                                    ,   '  p~smen'r·s lttco~a'ti6n unner:·aftttle 1'1-'1 o the constitution of india[copy of" letter no 1/6j65-ais!(iv), dated the 12th november, 1965 from shri j aisukhlal hathi, minister of state in the ministry of home affblrs to the secretary, lok slb11i;] , tiuf i'resli:lerif has, iii pttrsuiln~e; of attjele 111{1}' of,tlw cddltttutioil, recommended to the lok sabha the conaidaratitinr af'tm' all' india services (amendment) bill, 1965 the bill, if enacted and biought hitb operation, is not likely to involve large expendilture·· from the central revenues when the j),8w all-india services mentioned in the' bill-will be- coilitituted; -the cedtral'· govermnent will have to- bear- di'lcuttjre; ~ (a) ct!ftt'ial' ~~~ttoif qtjotl, -ana , ('b) incldenw contributions towards pension, leave salary, etc,_ 2 as the central government is alreadj" ~ll'·djulhditure in respect of the ofilcers in the central services edgapd id 'apicu1tun' and 'education' duties, and in reipect of officers borrowed from the state governments oil' df!p'utwtftm-: tw ~; ex~tuti! ilftrolvect under the all-india services scheme for these services ww be small 3 as the new all-india services will be initially constituted from amongst the oftlcers of the state services, and even the subsequent direct recruijtment which will be only a small percentage, ww be made in a phased manner, it is felt that the additional expenditure, after the services are constituted, is not likely to be considerable since the dett\ils of the cadre strengths of various state government and the central deputation quota are still ,being worked out, it 11 not possible at this stage to give an )estimate of the net expenditure involved erraac'1' nom mb au-i1ma sirvici"i!i act, 1951 (61 or 1951) - - - - - 2a with e1!ect from such  date 81 the central government may, by notification in the oftlcial gazette, appoldt in th1i behalf, there shall be constituted the following all;india sarvtces and cwrerent dates may be ~ted for ~erent aervid!lt namely:':"-1 the indian service of engineers (irrigation, :p,,~f!!t, buuc:l· idp and roada); -   · t'" , , r i the indian :rorest service; ,  , the incuan medical and h~tli service  : i ~   t , - a bill funher to amend the all-india services act, 1951 - - (shrijai sujehlaj hathi, minilur 01 st 'in flu miniltry 0/ ht1iif4 affair,) 