Parliament's Budget Session Schedule to be Finalised on June 23
The schedule for the Budget session of Parliament will be finalised on Monday amid indications that it will start from July 7 with presentation of the Union Budget 2014-15 on July 11.
A meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Parliamentary Affairs headed by Home Minister Rajnath Singh is scheduled on June 23 and recommend the schedule to the President.
The indications so far are that the Railways Budget is expected on July 9 and the Economic Survey the next day.
The session is expected to be a month-long affair and its highlight will be presentation of the budget, the first by the Narendra Modi government.
Parliamentary Affairs Minister M Venkaiah Naidu had earlier told reporters that plans are afoot to start the Budget Session in the second week of July.
The vote-on-account budget approved by the previous Parliament ends on July 31 and a new budget has to be in place before that date.
Naidu had also said that the election of Deputy Speaker will take place during the Budget session.
Ordinances promulgated recently in the wake of division of Andhra Pradesh and the one facilitating the appointment of former Telecom Regulatory and Authority of India (TRAI) chief Nripendra Misra as Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister will be taken up during the session.
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