Remuneration of Chairman and Members shall be fixed by the Government in each case subject to the following conditions :-
(a) Chairman -
(i) If a Government Officer, his salary and other conditions of service shall be determined by the terms of his deputation by the Government.
(ii) If a retired or re-employed Government Officer, he shall get the substantive pay drawn by him at the time of his retirement less gross monthly pension:
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Provided that where a Government officer has been in receipt of officiating pay at the time of his retirement for a continuous period of not less than one year, he shall get that officiating pay less gross monthly pension :
Provided further that where the officer has been in receipt of a special pay continuously for a period of not less than one year at the time of retirement from Government service, he shall also be entitled to such special pay in addition to the substantive or officiating pay, as the case may be :
Provided further that Government may in deserving cases relax these conditions and allow officiating pay drawn at the time of retirement instead of substantive pay.
(iii) If a non-official Chairman, he shall get gross monthly emoluments not exceeding Rs. 1,500.00 per mensem.
(iv) If a Government officer is appointed as Chairman in addition to his own duties, he shall be paid such special pay/remuneration as is determined by the Government for performing such duties.
(b) Members -
(i) If a Government officer is appointed as a part-time member, he shall be paid such special pay/remuneration as may be determined by the Government.
(ii) If a retired or re-employed Government officer is appointed as a whole-time member, he shall be governed by the conditions prescribed in sub-rule (a)(ii) above of this rule. If appointed as parttime member, he may be allowed such special pay or allowance, as is determined by the Government.
(iii) If a non-official is appointed as a whole time member, he shall be paid such pay and allowances as may be determined by the State Government. If appointed as a part-time member he shall be paid such daily allowance as is admissible to the member of the Haryana Vidhan Sabha, for the days he actually attends the meeting of the Board. In case part-time member happens to be a Member of Parliament of India, he shall be paid such daily allowance as is paid to the Members of Parliament while attending the session of the Parliament.
(iv) The non-official members, shall in addition to the daily allowance as mentioned in sub-rule
(b)(iii) of this rule, be paid the travelling allowance from the place of his residence to the headquarters of the Board or such other place where a meeting is held and back for the purpose of attending the meetings of the Board as admissible under rule 7 below :
Provided that travelling allowance for attending the meeting shall be allowed from the place of his permanent residence or from the place from where he attends the meeting, whichever is nearer.
2 / 4 Note 1 - 1. The words "gross monthly pension" as used in this rule shall mean pension plus pension equivalent of death-cum-retirement gratuity and commuted pension. The words "gross emoluments" in the case of a retired or re-employed Government officer shall mean monthly emoluments paid under this rule plus gross monthly pension.
Note 2 - A Government officer holding an officiating or a substantive appointment at the time of his appointment as Chairman or member shall be allowed regular increments as and when they would have accrued to him had he not been appointed as Chairman or Member. If the post under Government was held in an officiating capacity the officer appointed as Chairman or Member shall be entitled to the benefit of the monthly emoluments and increments relating to such officiating appointments only so long as and up to the date it can be certified by Government that the officer would have continued to officiate in the said post or in another post carrying the same or higher emoluments but for his appointment to the Board.