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Section 61

The Sonowal Ka Chari Autonomous Council Act, 2005State Act of Assam · Act 20 of 2005

(l) there shall be two funds to be called respectively the General Council Fund, meant for the General Council and the Village Council Fund meant for the Vill~ge Councils.

(2) Each fund as aforesaid shall be under separate Sub-Heads within the state budget to be held for the purpose of this Act and all moneys realised or realis..ible under this Act and all -moneys otherwise received by the General Council or the Village Council, as the case may be, shall be. credited to its respective fund.

(3). The Government shall provide funds to the General Council Fund and the Village: Council Fund from the Tribal Sub­ Plan and other resources in accordance with the appropriate formulas to be worked out k·;!eping in mind the resources of the Government, priorities or development works in other areas including other tribal areas alon·g with other relevant deciding factors.

(4). The following shall be deposited to the village Council Fund:-

(a) contributions and grants received from the Government.

(b) contributions and grants from the General Council.

(c) all receipts on account of donation, rates, fees, taxes etc.

(d) all other sums received by or on behalf of the Village Council.

(e) land revenue and local rates, if any, on land including Tea Garden, which falls in the Village Council Area.

(5) The allocation made under these Sub-Heads shall be in keeping with the guidelines laid down by the Government of India from time to time in the <;pirit of the Constitution of India.

(6) The Government shall not divert the fund allocated under these Sub-Heads except in exigencies, when there is unavoidable budget deficit.

(7) All funds, as may be allo.;;ated by the Central Government or the State Government for the General Council or the Village Council, as the case may, be 5hall be assigned to it and shall be credited to the General Council Fund or the Village Council Fund, as the case may be,

(8) The General Council or the Village Council, as the case may be, subject to the provisions :>f loans by any law relating to the raising of local authorities, may raise with the approval of the Government Joans for the purposes of this Act and create a sinking fund for the repaymem of such loan.

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(9) The money credited to the General Council Fund or the Village Council Fund shall b1~ applied for the payment of all sums, charges and costs neces:mry for carrying out the purposes of this Act.

(IO) No payment shall be made out of the General Council Fund or the Village Council Fund unless such expenditure is covered by a current budget grant :

Provided that the General Council or the Village Council as the case may be, may make payments in tenns of refund of deposits by contractors or for urgent works undertaken in an emergency or when required by the Government in the interest of the public or under the decree or order of a civil or criminal court against the General Council or the Village Council, as the case may be, and for such others cas1~s as may be prescribed ;

Provided further that such expenditure shall be reported to the General Council or the Village Council, as the case may be, for taking such action under the provisions of this Act as may appear to it to be feasible for covering the amount of such payments. ·

(11) Surplus moneys standing at the credit of the General Council or the Village Council, as the case may be, at the end of the financial year, shall be invested in accordance with such bye­ laws as may be made by the Ge:i'leral Council, in this behalf:

Provided that no funds s~anding at the credit of the General Council or the Village Council, as the case may be, shall be lapsed but shall be carried over to the budget of the next financial year.

(12). The General Counci f shall make bye-laws for the management of the General Council Fund and the Village Council Fund and for the proc.::dure to be followed in respect of payment of money into the said funds, withdrawal of moneys there from, the · custody of the moneys therein and any other matter incidental thereto or connected there with.

(13). The accounts of the General Council and the Village Council shall be kept in such form and manner as may be prescribed in consultation with 'the Accountant General, Assam.

62. Subject to the provisions ·.>f the comptroller and Auditor General's (Duties, Power and Conditions of Service), Act, 1971 and the rul·:::s and the orders made thereunder, the audit of the accounts of the General Council and Village Council shall be entrusted by the Government to the Comptroller and Auditor General of India who may submit to Government such report thereon as it may deem fit. · f'he Government shall transmit the report to the Gen.era! Council and the Village Councils . for discussion and consideration. The General Council and the Village Councils shall return Central Act 56 of

1971.

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The Government shall lay such report along with the comments of the General Council and the Village Councils before the State Legislature.

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ActThe Sonowal Ka Chari Autonomous Council Act, 2005
Section61
JurisdictionState of Assam
StatusIn force as published by the source

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