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Section 14: Journey by air on tour on public business

Maharashtra Ministers' Allowances Rules, 1977State Rules of Maharashtra · 1956

(1) A Minister may use the Government aero plane in respect of tours on public business and not for any private purpose.

(2) Road mileage shall be allowed, where admissible , to the Minister for surface transport to and from the aerodrome except in Bombay.

(3) Minister using Government aero plane under sub-rule (1) of this rule, may take with them a Government servant of the categories specified below:— 14 Designation of the Minister Category of Government Servant Chief Minister (i) Private Secretary to the Chief Minister

(ii) Any other Government servant whom the Chief Minister wants to accompany him.

Ministers, Ministers of State Any Government Servant whom the and Deputy Ministers. Minister/Minister of State/Deputy Minister wants to accompany him.

(4) Where Minister uses the Government aero plane, only daily allowance for the air journey plus a mileage allowance for other journey e.g. rail, road, steamer, as admissible under rule 15 may be granted.

Where this provision sits

ActMaharashtra Ministers' Allowances Rules, 1977
Section14
Marginal noteJourney by air on tour on public business
JurisdictionState of Maharashtra
StatusIn force as published by the source

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