The Working Committee declares that no Constitution shall be acceptable to the Scheduled Castes unless:—
(a) it has the consent of the Scheduled Castes;
(b) it recognises the Scheduled Castes as distinct and separate element;
(c) it contains within itself provisions for securing the following purposes:
(1)For earmarking a definite sum in the Budgets of the Provincial and Central Governments for the Secondary University and Advanced Education of the Scheduled Castes.
(2)For reservation of Government lands for separate settlements of the Scheduled Castes through a Settlement Commission.
(3)For Representation of the Scheduled Castes according to their needs, numbers and importance:— (i) in the Legislatures, (ii) in the Executive, (iii) in Municipalities and Local Boards, (iv) in the Public Services, (v) on the Public Service Commissions.
(4) For the recognition of the above provisions as fundamental rights beyond the powers of the Legislature or The Executive to amend or alter or abrogate.
(5) For the appointment of an Officer similar in status to that of the Auditor-General appointed under Section 166 of the Government of India Act of 1935 and removable from office in like manner and on the like grounds as a judge of the Federal Court to report on the working of the provisions relating to Fundamental Rights.