Third Session and after - The 乐播传媒

Round Table Conference: the Third Session and after
(17th December 1932 – 24th December 1932)

Timeline of events at the Third Session and after
November 1932	17^th: the third session of the RTC was opened, the smaller size warranting only rooms in the House of Lords, not St. James’s Palace. Labour boycotted the conference.
December 1932	9^th: representatives for the Princely States renegotiated the Delhi pact between Bikaner and Patiala and secured better financial terms for any State acceding to the federation. 23^rd: a general discussion was hosted for all delegates. 24^th: the RTC concluded.
March 1933	25^th: a full debate on the White Paper, on proposals for Indian Constitutional Reform, emerging from the RTC conclusions was held in the Commons.
April 1933	A Joint Select Committee of parliament was appointed to scrutinise constitutional proposals.
October 1934	12th: the Joint Select Committee signed off its report.
December 1934	13^th: the Joint Select Committee report was accepted in the House of Commons.
February 1935	the Joint Select Committee report passed through parliament a second time.
August 1935	2^nd: The Government of India Act was passed by parliament.
February 1937	The results of the first elections under provincial autonomy were announced. Congress won 711 of 1585 Legislative Assembly seats, securing a majority in five of 11 provinces.