Special gubernatorial responsibility over law and order established, with discretionary consultative role affecting state governance. The proposal confers statehood on Arunachal Pradesh while providing that the Governor shall have a special responsibility for law and order, exercising individual judgment after consulting the Council of Ministers, with that responsibility capable of cessation by presidential order. It further provides that the new State's Legislative Assembly is to comprise forty members ultimately, but the existing thirty-member Assembly will serve as the provisional Assembly and the Constitution will be amended to ensure the Assembly's strength is not less than thirty until elections are held.
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Special gubernatorial responsibility over law and order established, with discretionary consultative role affecting state governance.
The proposal confers statehood on Arunachal Pradesh while providing that the Governor shall have a special responsibility for law and order, exercising individual judgment after consulting the Council of Ministers, with that responsibility capable of cessation by presidential order. It further provides that the new State's Legislative Assembly is to comprise forty members ultimately, but the existing thirty-member Assembly will serve as the provisional Assembly and the Constitution will be amended to ensure the Assembly's strength is not less than thirty until elections are held.
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