India -- History -- British occupation, 1765-1947; India -- Politics and government -- 1765-1947
Resolution XVII. That this X (a) This Conference thanks the
Congress is of opinion that the Secretary of State and the
proportion of annual recruitment Viceroy for recommending that
to the Indian civil service to all racial bars should be
be made in England should be 50 abolished and for recognizing
per cent. to start with, such the principle of recruiting of
recruitment to be by open all the Indian public services
competition in India from in India and in England instead
persons already appointed to the of any service being recruited
Provincial Civil Service. for exclusively in the latter
country.
_Franchise for Women_
Resolution VIII. Women possessing
the same qualifications as are
laid down for men in any part
of the Scheme shall not be
disqualified on account of sex.
CONSTITUTION OF COUNCILS CONSTITUTION OF PERIODIC
COMMISSION
Resolution XIII. That, so far as
the question of determining the 9 (b) Some provision should be
franchise and the constituence made for the appointment and
and the composition of the cooperation of qualified Indians
Legislative Assemblies is on the periodic commission
concerned, this Congress is of proposed to be appointed every
opinion that, instead of being ten or twelve years and it
left to be dealt with by should further be provided that
Committees, it should be decided the first periodic commission
by the House of Commons and be shall come to India and submit
incorporated in the statute to its recommendations to
be framed for the constitution Parliament before the expiry of
of the Indian Government. the third Legislative Council
after the Reform Scheme comes
Resolution XIV. That as regards into operation and that every
the Committee to advise on the subsequent periodic commission
question of the separation of should be appointed at the end
Indian from provincial functions of every ten years.
and also with regard to the
Committee if any for the
consideration of reserved or an
unreserved department, this
Congress is of opinion that the
principle set forth in the above
resolution should apply _mutatis
mutandis_ to the formation of
the said Committee.
Or
In the alternative; if a
Committee is appointed for the
purpose, the two non-official
members of the Committee should
be elected--one by the All-India
Congress Committee and the other
by the Council of the Moslem
League while the coopted
non-official for each province
should be elected by the
Provincial Congress Committee
of that province.
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