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Section 3

(Constitution, Election of Chairperson and Functions of Wards- Committee) Bye-Laws, 2005Union territory Rules of Chandigarh · 1994

(i) The Administrator shall constitute a Wards Committee for each ward of the Corporation.

(ii) A Wards Committee shall consist of 11 members including the elected and nominated Councillor of the Ward.

(iii) Term of the Wards Committee shall be one year.

(iv) The members of the Wards Committee shall have representation from amongst eminent persons who are ordinarily residing in the concerned ward.

(v) The elected Councillor representing the ward in the Corporation shall be the Chairpersons of the respective Wards Committee.

(vi) The elected Councillor of the concerned Ward will and send suitable recommendations to the Administrator for nomination of members for his own Wards Committee for consideration of the Administrator.

The Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh and the Deputy Commissioner, Chandigarh, will send their recommendations directly to the Administrator from amongst eminent persons who are ordinarily residing in Chandigarh for nomination as a member of Wards Committee in respect of the ward within which the residence of the nominee falls.

4. The Commissioner shall within a week from the date of issue of the order constituting Wards Committee, specifies an officer of the Corporation to be the Secretary of each Wards Committee.

5. Where a vacancy has arisen on the resignation or death of the Chairperson, the Administrator may appoint any other Councillor as Chairperson of the Wards Committee till election is held to fill the vacancy in due course.

PART-III TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS BY THE WARDS COMMITTEE

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Act(Constitution, Election of Chairperson and Functions of Wards- Committee) Bye-Laws, 2005
Section3
JurisdictionUnion territory of Chandigarh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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