New Delhi, Mar 10 (PTI) The new BJP government in Delhi will table its maiden budget on March 25 during the assembly's five-day budget session.

A bulletin issued by the Delhi Assembly Secretariat said the five-day session would begin on March 24.

The budget will be presented on March 25 and a general discussion on it held on March 26. The budget will be passed on March 27.

The last day of the session is reserved for private member bills and resolutions.

The budget will be presented by Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, who also holds the finance portfolio.

The assembly will convene at 11 am every day during the session. Subject to exigencies of business, the sittings may be extended, according to the bulletin.

The assembly will also have Question Hour on all days, barring March 25. Notices of questions for the second session of the newly-constituted eighth Delhi Assembly will be received with immediate effect, the secretariat said in the bulletin.

A member may give notice of only five questions for a given day. Each question should primarily relate to one department and lengthy questions or those seeking information on different subjects will be edited to conform to the rules, it said.

According to the directions of the speaker, members who want to raise matters under Rule 280 may give notices by 5 pm on the working day preceding the date of sitting on which the matter is proposed to be raised, it added. PTI VIT VIT SZM SZM

Budget session scheduling sets timetable for presentation, debate and passage of the government's budget in the assembly. The five-day budget session sets a timetable: the Chief Minister will present the budget on the session's second day, followed by a general discussion and subsequent passage. Daily sittings start at a fixed morning hour and may be extended. Question Hour will be held on all days except the presentation day; members may give only five questions per day confined mainly to a single department, and Rule 280 notices must be served by 5 pm on the working day before the intended sitting.