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Speaker proposes: no work, no pay for MPs who stall House

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    • Varghese K George Tags : Posted: Saturday , Jul 21, 2007 at 0211 hrs

    Wastage of parliamentary time is an increasingly serious problem. A recent study by a civil society organization found that in the 13th Lok Sabha, time lost due to disruptions was 22.4 per cent while in the 14th Lok Sabha which commenced in June 2004, it went up to 26 per cent. Each minute of Parliament costs about Rs 26,035.

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