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Section 9: Power to make rules

(1) This Act may be called the Meghalaya (Ministers’ Salaries and Allowances) Act, 1972.State Ordinance of Meghalaya · No. 4 of 1972

The Government may, by notification , make rules to carry out the purposes of t his O rdinance a nd, i n pa rticular s uch r ules m ay p rescribe –

(a) the conditions under which Chief Minister, other Ministers and Ministers of State on ceasing to hold office as such shall be entitled to the use of the free-furnished residence and the Government conveyance;

(b) the pe riod dur ing which a nd t he c onditions und er w hich d aily allowance m ay be drawn, and t he circumstances und er w hich s uch a llowances m ay b e withheld ;

(c) the conditions under which and the journeys for which travelling allowance shall be admissible;

(d) the f acilities f or m edical at tendance and treatment w hich may be pr ovided for t he Chief M inister, others M inisters a nd Ministers of S tate a nd members of the ir families.

Dated Shillong: BRAJ KUMAR NEHRU, The 21st January, 1972. Governor of Meghalaya.

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Act(1) This Act may be called the Meghalaya (Ministers’ Salaries and Allowances) Act, 1972.
Section9
Marginal notePower to make rules
JurisdictionState of Meghalaya
StatusIn force as published by the source

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