Question

How many members are there in the estimates committee of the Lok sabha?
A. 20
B. 40
C. 60
D. 30

Answer 1

Hint This is the biggest committee in the permanent committees of Parliament. The election of the Estimate Committee election is done by the member of the Lok Sabha through proportional representation by the means of single transferable vote. This committee was formed in 1950.

Step by step answer This committee was first formed in 1950. The term of this committee is also one year and there can not be a minister member and a member of the ruling party is its president. When the house resides for the budget in Lok Sabha, this committee is formed after this. This committee also does not criticize the government's policies. Both the Public Accounts Committee and Assessment Committee are seen in the complementary role of each other because the control of the Public Accounts Committee expenditure and the estimate committee works to control the expenses. Therefore, both are called twins. It recommends preventing government waste. Therefore it is also called a permanent frugality committee.

The main function of this committee is that after studying the budget is to estimate and suggest whether there can be economics, improvement in the organization, work efficiency, and administrative improvement from the policies involved in the budget. Recommend alternative policy in the budget, which can be brought to the administration efficiently and economically. Investigating the fact of whether the allocated money has been properly imposed in the right place or not. This committee is also recommended that the budget estimate should be presented in Parliament in which format.

So option D is the correct answer.

Note Parliamentary committees have been constructed by the rules of the Lok Sabha. They do not get directly mentioned in the Constitution, but only their basis is received. The meaning of parliamentary committees, such a committee which is nominated or appointed by the House or Chairman. These committees work according to the speaker's instructions and present their report or report to the President or Speaker. These parliamentary committees use the services provided by the Lok Sabha Secretariat or the Rajya Sabha Secretariat.