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Section 4: Powers and duties of Governing Council.

The Maharashtra State Board of Art Education Act, 2023.State Act of Maharashtra · Act 12 of 2024

Subject to the provisions of this Act, the powers and duties of the Governing Council shall be as follows, namely :-

(a) to act on the matters referred by the Board and to approve the recommendations and decisions of the Board for implementation;

(b) to prepare perspective development plan in consultation with concerned industry;

(c) to recommend to the Government to carry test audit of accounts of the Board regularly and at such intervals as the Governing Council may deem fit;

(d) to decide accreditation policy of the institutes;

(e) to exercise the powers related to financial matters which are referred by the Board;

(f) to approve the budget recommended by the Board;

(g) to give directions to the Board in respect of implementation of various policy decisions taken by the Government, from time to time;

(h) to recommend to the Government to conduct an enquiry in respect of any matters concerning the proper conduct, working and finances of the institutes under the Board.

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ActThe Maharashtra State Board of Art Education Act, 2023.
Section4
Marginal notePowers and duties of Governing Council.
JurisdictionState of Maharashtra
StatusIn force as published by the source

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