(1) The Board. shall in reSpect of every financial Budgefiiiyear prepare or cause to ~> be prepared an annual budget .containing a statement , of the estimated receipts andexpenditure of * the administration of the Temple for thatyear.
(2) Board shall consider and pass the budget with' alterations, if any, at a meeting or meetings before thecommencement .of that year, and a copy of the budget shall:besmtto-the‘ State Government as soon as it is so passed.
27. The Board shall annually prepare and submit to A ,the State Government a report on the administration of ““1 R];the affairs ofthe Temple at such time as may be prescribed.
.28. (l) The State Government may, from time to timeissue such directions to the Board as it may deem fit, and Sthe-Board s'hallicarry them out. t
(2) The State Government shall have power to call forsuch information and. accounts from the Board as may in ace. its opinion be necessary for reasonably satisfying itself thatthe Temple and the Temple . fund are properly managed,maintained and administered, and the Board shall, on suchrequisition, furnish forthwith such information and accountsto the State Government.
29 (1) The State Government may depute a person to Inspection;-inspect any movable or immovable property, records,..-cor:respondence, plans, accounts, and other documents,relating --to the Temple.
. (2) The person appointed under this section may alsoinspect-whether a specific endowment, if any, is administeredaccor‘dingto the wishes of the donor of such an endowment.3(3) TheBoard and its employees shall, for the purposesof inspection,~»render all facilities to the person appointedunder this section.
. :30; (l) The IBoard'may make bye-laws not inconsistent Power of W;
with this Act or the rules made thereunder or any other ggigdbg;law for— laws.
(a) the procedure and conduct of business atmeetings. of the Board, the manner in which‘ 'notice of its meetings . shall be given and the<manner in 'whioh proceedings of its“ meetings 'shall be reeerded and published ;.
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(b) the formation of committees, and‘ the delegation of powers to such committee ; .
(c) the books and accounts to be kept at the office of the Board ;
(d) thedcustody and investment of the Temple un ;
(e) the collection of the daily offerings to thexde'ities worshipped in the Temple ;
(f) the maintenance of order inside the Templeand regulatingthe entry of persons therein. ; and
(g) the performance of functions provided in, section 15. ‘
(2) No bye-law or cancellation or alteration thereof made by the Board shall have effect until it is confirmed by the State Government. ’ -
(3) Where a bye-law or cancellation, or alteration thereof is submitted to the State Government for confirmation, the State, Government ma --
(a) confirm it as a whole ; or
(b) confirm it With some changes ; or
(c) withhold the confirmation.
(4) A bye-law or cancellation or alteration thereof confirmed under clause (a) or Clause(b) of sub—section (3) shall be published in the Official Gazette, and-shall thereafter have the force of 'laW.
31. If in obtaining possession of any property which -_ forms the Temple fund or- part of it- the Beard is resisted or obstructed. by any person.» it may make anapplication to the Magistrate having-jurisdiCtion, complaining of such resistance .or obstructioh,‘ and. such? Magistrateshall, nnless he is satisfied that the resistance or obstruction was oecasroned by any person claiming in good faith to be m possessmn on his own account or by virtue of some right independent of that of the .Temple, make .an order that the Bbardlbe put into possession of ' the property. Such order shall,- subject to the result of any suit which may be filed to estabhsh the right to the possessioniof the property, be final.
32. All costs and expenses incutred by the Board in connection with any legal proceedings required in the ifnteaest of the Temple shall be payable out of the Temple un , 32 33 (1) This Act shall have effect notwithstanding anything 0 to the contrary contained in any law for the time being in «fig force or in any scehme of management framed before the AW?"
commencement of this Act or in any decree, order, practice, . i custom or usage. ‘
(2) Section 92 of the Code of Civil Procedure. 1908 shall not apply to any suit against the Board. .
’34. (l) The State Government may, be notification in Pom:
. Official Gazette, make rule for carrying out the purposes 22 this Act. :31
(2) In particular and Without prejudice to the generality ““3““ the forgoing power, such rules may provide for——
(a) all matters expressly required or allowed by this Act to be provided for by rules;
(b) the qulification for the Executive Officer and other oflicers and servents of the Board, the establishment of provident fund for them and the conditions of their service;
(c) the grant of leave and travelling allowances to the Executive Oflicer and other officers and sarvents of the Board;
(d) the payment of travelling allowance and sitting allowances of the President, the Vice-President and the other members of the Board;
(e) the budgets, returns, accounts, reports, and any other information to be submitted by the Board to the State Government; and
(f) the co-option by the Board of not more than two members subject to the retriction that the co-opted members shall not have the right to vote'at any metting of the Board.
35. Whenever any difficulty arises in giving effect pommg‘;
to any of the provisions of this Act, the rules, bye-laws State 3 and orders made thereunder, the State Government may 5mg?"
give such directions as may appear to it to be necessary difficultieu for the purpose of removing (the difficulty.
36. No suit or proceeding shall lie in any Court against 13“ ‘36;ng the State Government for anything done or purported to ?.Egmmg be done by it under the provisions of this Act. 3133:». t} :33 STATEMENT OF OBJECTS & REASONS'e Constitution (Ttventy-Sngt:l1 Amendment) Act, 1971 has been ed with effed from 28~12~7l. The Ruler of Manipur stands gnised. According to the Article II of the Manipur Merger fight the Ex~Ruler was managing the affairs of the temple of ' Shree GJVindajee after derecognlsatlon of the Ruler. There and from the general public of Manipur that a trustee should lscituted for the management of the above temple. To fulfil _ sgre of the general public, the Shri Govindaji Temple Bill is duced on the table of the House.
. {.lnzplzal, 4th November, 1972.
YUMNAM YAIMA Executive Officer 1 Q2; Rs 750 — Rs 9,000,"-Clerk ~ 2 @ Rs. 250/- ‘ Rs. 6,000;-Peon l QD, Rs 150/- Rs. 1,800 '—Q' Sweeper 3 Q9 Rs lSO/- Rs. 5,400,"-Bramhins 5 (co Rs 250/- Rs. 15,000,”—Diuhons 4 Q5 Rs 200/- Rs 9,600 - ._) Others establishment Rs 5.000 - ) Daily pujas etc. ‘ Rs. 4,200]—) Misc. Expenditure forother festival, etc.
Rs. 10,000?- Totalw Rs. 66,000]— MEMO ON DELEGATED LEGISLATION"Clauses 34 of the proposed law provides {Or the powers of the,..§ta_te Government to make rules for carrying out the burposes of
2.6 proposed law. These powers are of general and procedural