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the Karnataka Legislature (Presiding Officers) Medical Attendance Rules, 1959.State Rules of Karnataka · 1957

(1) The members of the family of the Speaker, Chairman, Deputy Speaker, Deputy Chairman, Leader of Opposition or Government Chief Whip shall be entitled free of charge of medical attendance and treatment on the scale and conditions allowed to the Speaker, Chairman, Deputy Speaker, Deputy Chairman, Leader of Opposition or Government Chief Whip himself under these Rules. This concession does not include medical attendance or treatment other than.

(i) at a Government Hospital or

(ii) at the Consulting Room maintained by the authorised medical attendant by arrangement with him, provided that in serious cases where the authorised medical attendant consider removal of the member of the family to the hospital dangerous or injurious to life, medical attendance and treatment at the residence shall be allowed.

(2) No travelling Allowance shall be allowed to members of the families for any journey perform to consult authorised medical attendant.

(3) Medical attendance and. treatment, referred to in sub-rule (I) shall include confinement in a hospital and pre-natal and past-natal treatment of the wife of Speaker, Chairman, Deputy Speaker, 4 Deputy Chairman, Leader of Opposition or Government Chief Whip.

Explanation : A certificate by Speaker or Chairman Deputy Speaker, Deputy Chairman, Leader of Opposition or Government Chief Whip that a person is a member of the family of the Speaker, Chairman. Deputy Speaker. Deputy Chairman, Leader of Opposition or Government Chief Whip who is residing with and is dependent on the Speaker or Chairman, Deputy Speaker, Deputy Chairman, Leader of Opposition or Government Chief Whip shall be sufficient authority for receiving the benefits under these rules.

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Actthe Karnataka Legislature (Presiding Officers) Medical Attendance Rules, 1959.
Section5
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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