Should public consultation on framing laws become a pre-requisite? |
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| Yes | 80 % |
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| No | 14 % |
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| Can't say | 7 % |
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| Total Votes Cast : 74 | |
| Submitted By - Prakash Yedhula | Read Comments |
| Posted by Member (Account Deleted) |
27/06/2011 21:37:14 |
| Of course, power to the people!! How long will be live by British laws | |
| Posted by Kvl Kumar |
27/06/2011 17:21:32 |
| Yes I agree with this | |
| Posted by Suraj |
27/06/2011 15:55:34 |
| Public consulation is | |
| Posted by Dhingra P.S. |
27/06/2011 11:44:04 |
| In a democcratic set up, public opinion is a must. | |
| Posted by Amit Parmar |
26/06/2011 23:44:28 |
| Because if consultant by public at large then it will be useful for people at large ........ | |
| Posted by Sanjay Kumar Singh |
26/06/2011 22:49:54 |
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| Posted by Somnath Gangopadhyay |
25/06/2011 23:53:09 |
| Framing law with public opinion, not support, is healthy for democracy as the object behind formulation of any law is the welfare of the citizen of a nation. So public must be known about the law under formulation through an well organised forum or media. | |
| Posted by Arati Gawde |
25/06/2011 13:48:18 |
| Yes | |
| Posted by M.Sheik Mohammed Ali |
25/06/2011 11:24:20 |
| yes, i agree do to | |
| Posted by Suchitra. S |
24/06/2011 22:10:33 |
| I honestly feel there is no need to consult public while framing laws. Public follows what a leader say without assessing the impacts of those laws. I feel experts in the field have to be considered while framing laws. Experts study all the pros and cons of the issue and can guide the process of formation of law. Neither politicians nor public should be involved. If the politicians are educated in their respected portfolios it would be still better. | |
| Posted by Umapathy S |
24/06/2011 19:40:46 |
| draft laws should be circulated through media for the public to offer useful comments umapathy | |
| Posted by Sh. P Suresh |
24/06/2011 12:46:00 |
| Handful of individuals who are more likely to be vested interests do not represent entire population under any count. So, laws should not be framed in manner currently in vogue. | |
| Posted by Kirti Kar Tripathi |
24/06/2011 08:15:51 |
| After all Acts are enacted for public, thus opinion of public has vital role. | |
| Posted by amit |
23/06/2011 22:03:54 |
| yes, for a country with diversified culture ,cast & creed in is of utmost importance. | |
| Posted by Jitendar Kumar gupta |
23/06/2011 19:21:00 |
| if i is there there shall be no sanctity of the elected members. | |
| Posted by Member (Account Deleted) |
23/06/2011 19:15:23 |
| Yes. | |
| Posted by sanjay kumar |
23/06/2011 17:51:34 |
| It may be possible or desirable that public is consulted for each & every law to be passed by the Parliament. In that way, the parliament itself will get diluted. However, a public debate can be carried out on the Draft Bill. The Draft Bill can be placed at the website of the concerned ministry and public comments may be solicited for a certain period say one month. | |
| Posted by Kiran Kumar |
23/06/2011 12:46:55 |
| at present we are having week legislative bodies, even the staff attached to the Law Ministries at various levels is not competent and there has not been any effective legislation being produced. The system now requires a change. Either change the legislators and their supporting staff or involve the public in the entire process. Otherwise before any legislation opinion of the public is always invited by way of notification but this still not an effective measure. | |
| Posted by Prerak Nayar |
23/06/2011 12:17:26 |
| what would be the use of electing the our representatives to the Parliament or to the state assemblies ? the whole aim of elections would be done away with. this is just a frivolous question | |
| Posted by pradip shah |
23/06/2011 10:03:11 |
| what`s wrong.In democracy its must with UPA in power. | |
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