The Autumn Session of the Meghalaya Legislative Assembly concluded on Friday after eight days of deliberation on various topics pertaining to development projects in the State.<br />''<br />''On the last day, Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma tabled the Meghalaya Appropriation (No IV) Bill, 2021 (Supplementary Demand and Supplementary Appropriation for the year 2021-22) which was passed in the House with a total amount of 1470,48,59,379 rupees from the Consolidated Fund of Meghalaya for the financial year 2021-22.<br />''The Meghalaya Forest Regulation (Amendment) Bills, 2021 which was introduced by Forest and Environment Minister James PK Sangma was also passed while the Goods and Services Tax (Amendment) Bills, 2021 was also passed.<br />''<br />''The House also deliberated on the Assam Cattle Preservation Bill, 2021 stating that cattle traders of the State and consumers will be affected by the Bill.<br />''<br />''Chief Minister, Conrad K Sangma also stated that the Government would take a decision on palm cultivation after delicately balancing the livelihood aspect of the people and the environment.<br />''<br />''<span style="color: #000000;">In the eight-day long Autumn Session, the law and order situation of the State was also discussed in length. Later Speaker of the Meghalaya Legislative Assembly adjourned the House, sine-die.</span><br />