Section 2: Amendment of the Schedule to Meghalaya State Ordinance 1 of 1972

(1) This Ordinance may be called the Prevention of Disqualification (Members of the Legislative Assembly of the State of Meghalaya) (Amendm…State Ordinance of Meghalaya · No. 3 of 1972

In the Schedule to the Prevention of Disqualification (Members of the Legislative Assembly of the State of Meghalaya) (Amendment) Ordinance, 1972., in item 7, the following explanation shall be added, namely – “Explanation 1 – “Committee” means any Committee, Commission, Council or any other body of one or more persons, whether statutory or not, set up by the Government of India or the Government of any office”.

“Explanation 2 – “Board or Authority” means any corporation, company society or any other body of one or more persons whether incorporated or not, established, registered or formed by or under any Central law or law of any State for the item being in force or exercising powers and functions under any such law”.

Where this provision sits

Act	(1) This Ordinance may be called the Prevention of Disqualification (Members of the Legislative Assembly of the State of Meghalaya) (Amendment) Ordinance, 1972.
Section	2
Marginal note	Amendment of the Schedule to Meghalaya State Ordinance 1 of 1972
Jurisdiction	State of Meghalaya
Status	In force as published by the source

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