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Section 14: Terms and Conditions of the nominated members

The Goa State Higher Education Council Act, 2018.State Act of Goa · Act 14 of 2018

(a) Each nominated and co-opted member shall normally have a term of six years, provided that one-third of the members shall retire every two years on the basis of age, and the vacancy shall be filled by the Government, if the retiring member is a Government nominee, or by the council, if the retiring member is a co-opted member;

(b) At any point of time, twenty members of the Council should be from the state and five members must be individual of national eminence (outside the State);

(c) The nominated and co-opted member may by writing under his hand addressed to the Chairperson of the Council resign his membership but he/she shall continue to remain member until his/her resignation is accepted in writing by the Chairperson of the Council;

(d) The nominated and co-opted member shall be eligible for such rate of travelling allowance, daily allowance and sitting fee as may be prescribed;

(e) Subject to the provision of this section the other terms and condition of the service shall be such as may be prescribed.

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ActThe Goa State Higher Education Council Act, 2018.
Section14
Marginal noteTerms and Conditions of the nominated members
JurisdictionState of Goa
StatusIn force as published by the source

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