Naidu said the meeting took place in an amicable atmosphere and it was a good beginning.
Thanking the Prime Minister, Finance Minister and Home Minister for attending the breakfast meeting, he said it is a tradition to call all parties at the beginning of the Session and the various leaders attending it appreciated it. The leaders of smaller parties, who do not get representation in the Business Advisory Committees, were particularly keen that such meetings should continue.
Naidu suggested to various leaders raising the issues that they should give notices to the concerned chairperson of the House if they want to raise an issue as Government has no reservation on discussing any issue.
When some members raised the chairmanship of Standing Committees, he said the same will be given according to representation of various parties. "All parties will be given membership in the Committees," he said, adding the government understands the importance of making such panels truly representative of all sections.
AIADMK leader M Thambidurai raised the issue of Tamil Nadu fishermen, the problem over Katchatheevu, Women Reservation Bill and interlinking of rivers.
Trinamool Congress leader Derek O'Brien raised the issue of price rise and rail fare hike.
BSP's Satish Chandra Mishra lamented that the issue of reservation in promotion for SC/ST was treated in a "ritualistic" manner by previous UPA government and wanted forward movement on this.
TRS leader K Keshav Rao wanted urgent attention to genuine demands arising out of division of Andhra Pradesh.
CPI(M)'s P Karunakaran wanted a discussion on the issue of atrocities on women and also on price rise. He complimented the government for quick action in bringing back Indian nurses from strife-torn Iraq.
Bhartruhari Mahtab (BJD) suggested a detailed discussion on the situation in the region following SAARC leaders attending the swearing-in ceremony of the Prime Minister, Prime Minister's visit to Bhutan and External Affairs Minister's visit to Bangladesh.
