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Section 10: Order of business at a meeting

The Karnataka Maritime Board (Conduct of meetings of the Board and its Committees) Regulations, 2019State Regulations of Karnataka · 2017

The items of business at a meeting of the Board shall generally be shown in the following order namely:-

(i) confirmation of the minutes of the previous meeting;

(ii) reports of action taken on the decision at the previous meeting;

(iii) matters relating to urgent official business brought forward by the Chairman or Vice-chairman;

(iv) any resolution regarding change of agenda;

(v) resolutions;

(vi) statement of receipts and expenditure;

(vii) progress Report;

(viii) items such as budget, plans, programmes and audit reports;

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(ix) any matter which the State Government or any other officer authorized by the State Government in this behalf may require the Board to consider;

(x) any other matter which may be brought up at the meeting with the permission of the Chairman or Presiding Authority.

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ActThe Karnataka Maritime Board (Conduct of meetings of the Board and its Committees) Regulations, 2019
Section10
Marginal noteOrder of business at a meeting
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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