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Section 14: Term of office of members

HAPM General Rules 1962 amended in 2016State Rules of Haryana · 1961

(1) Subject to the provisions of section 17, a nominated member of a Committee shall hold office [during the pleasure of State Government, provided that his term of office shall not exceed shall not exceed three years from the date of his appointment]

(2) An outgoing member may if otherwise qualified, be re-nominated for another term of three years.]

[15. Removal of members. -] [16. Nomination of Chairman and Vice-Chairman. - (1) Every Committee shall have a Chairman and a Vice-Chairman. The Chairman shall be nominated from amongst the members who are producers and the Vice-Chairman shall be nominated from amongst the members who are licensee under Sections 10 and

13.]

[(2) The Committee may be a majority of two thirds of the total members at a meeting special convened for the purpose, pass a resolution for the removal of Chairman or Vice-Chairman and any resolution so passed shall be subject to the confirmation by the Board. The Office of the Chairman or Vice-Chairman as the case may be shall stand vacated from the date of such confirmation.]

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ActHAPM General Rules 1962 amended in 2016
Section14
Marginal noteTerm of office of members
JurisdictionState of Haryana
StatusIn force as published by the source

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