If that is the case then this is unnecessary here. I would further submit that the idea behind empowering the Council of States to pass a resolution seems to be this. Supposing a case arises when it is necessary that the Centre should legislate. If this provision be not there, the alternative would be for all the Provinces and States to pass a resolution that the Centre should legislate in that particular emergency. To avoid that cumbrous process, the Council of States, which is mostly composed of representatives of the States, has been empowered to pass a resolution. On the first occasion it may be proper for the Centre to take appropriate action, based on that resolution.
