Take yet another illustration, Social Services, which do not include public utilities presumably: and then again “Public administration”. I for one do not understand what is meant by “Public Administration,” in this connection of composing a legislative body. Is it intended to bring in the Civil Service? By common consent it is thought best to keep the Civil Service out of politics. Is it intended by “Public Administration” to bring in heads of departments, or their nominees? The old Indian Constitution gave a place to secretaries; but I think there is no room for them in the legislature now. Or does “Social Service” mean something different from “Education”, because Education has been separately mentioned already? One would have thought that social service, among the most important of which is Education, would be represented through all the categories in the ordinary system of election, and would not need a special mention by itself. But if you must make special mention of it, then I do not see why you single out only Education. You use a general word like “Social Service”; and yet include only that, presumably because you mention it separately, and leave out “Health” which may also be mentioned separately.
