 financial memorandumclause 3 of the bill provides that the appropriate government shall provide compulsory and free education and also supply of materials like books, stationery, uniform, etc, free of cost and pocket allowance to all the youth it also provides for free hostel and transport facilities and scholarships to youth clause 4 provides that the appropriate government shall provide facilities to youth for their participation in sports activities clause 5 provides that the appropriate government shall provide nutritious diet free of cost to all the students in schools, colleges, universities and hostels clause 6 provides for medical and health care to all the youth by the appropriate government clause 7 provides that the appropriate government shall evolve a scheme under which the youth will be given training in factories and vocational institutions clause 8 provides for appointment of expert committees to recommend the type of education that is to be imparted to the youth clause 9 provides for _military training to able bodied youth clause 10 provides that the appropriate government shall be responsible for providing employment to all the youth or unemployment allowance, as may be prescribed, till they are provided with employment the bill, if enacted, would involve expenditure from the consolidated fund of india in respect of the union territories the state governments will incur the expenditure from their respective consolidated funds in respect of their states supplemented by assistance from the central government an annual recurring expenditure of about rupees two hundred and fifty crore is likely to be incurred, from the consolidated fund of india a non-recurring expenditure of about rupees four crore is also likely to be incurred  memorandum regarding delegated legislation11 of the bill empowers the central government to make rules for carrying ou of the bill the rules will relate to matters of detail only and as such the islative power is of a normal character