as introduced in lok sabha bill no 82 of  2016 the  timely  commencement  of  laws  bill,  2016 by shri baijayant panda, mp abillto require the central government to issue notification of coming into force of laws passed by parliament in a timely mannerbe it enacted by parliament in the sixty-seventh year of the republic of india as follows:—definitions52 in this act, unless the context otherwise requires "notification section" in referenceto an act passed by the houses of the parliament means that section which empowers the central government to bring into force that act from such date as it may, by notification in the official gazette, appoint and includes those provisions in the notification section or elsewhere in that act which empowers the central government to appoint, by notification, different dates for coming into force of different provisions of that act or different dates for coming into force of all or any provision in different parts of india or a state10commencement of an act within a period of ninety days3 notwithstanding anything in the notification section of any act, an act after havingreceived the assent of the president of india, shall be deemed to have come into force after the expiry of a period of ninety days from the date it is finally passed by the houses of parliament, unless it has, by notification, come into force earlier than the said period of ninety days:15provided that in case of an act, which does not receive the assent of the president of india within a period of ninety days from the date it is finally passed by the houses of parliament, the act shall be deemed to have come into force on the date it receives the assent of the president of india4 if an act is deemed to have come into force by operation of section 3, the central government shall at the earliest possible instance publish information conveying that fact in the official gazettecentral government to publish act in the official gazette20extension of time for commencement of the act with approval of the houses255 notwithstanding anything in section 3, if each house of parliament, before the expiry of period of ninety days referred to in section 3, by resolutions, approves the coming into force of an act beyond the said period of ninety days, the act shall then be deemed to have come into force after the expiry of six month from the date it is finally passed by the houses of parliament, unless it has, by notification, come into force earlier than the said period of six months:30provided that if the resolutions cannot be moved in either or both the houses of parliament, owing to being not in session or in the house of the people owing to its dissolution, the central government may, by notification in official gazette, declare its intention of moving such resolutions in the immediately following session or in the session to be held after general election, as the case may be, and, upon the publication of such notification, the provisions of section 3 shall not apply till the expiry of seven days from the commencement of immediately following session or the session to be held after general election, as the case may be statement of objects and reasonsit is beyond doubt that there can be cases where it is desirable to confer upon the central government a limited amount of discretion in deciding and notifying the appointed date on which an act, that has been passed by parliament, comes into effect this discretion allows the central government some amount of time to make adequate arrangements for implementing a new acthowever, the system as it exists right now offer much scope for misuse with no compulsion to notify the commencement of the act by any definite date, the central government has an effective veto over laws that have been passed by the parliament this possibility, if not rectified, would be an affront to the basic tenets of separation of powers that we cherishthus, there is a need to cap the amount of time that can be given to the central government to notify the coming into force of a law after it has been passed by parliamenthence this billnew delhi;baijayant pandafebruary 25, 2016 lok  sabha———— a billto require the central government to issue notification of coming into force of laws passed by parliament in a timely manner————gmgipmrnd—37ls(s3)—16042016