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Section 2: DEFINITIONS

River Board Rules 1958 under section 28Central Rules · 1956

l n rhcse tules, unless t.:.he context; oLhen.:ise requires,

(1) "the Act" mean s the River Boards Act., 195b (49 01 1CJ5G},

(2) "Government. servant" means a person serving in connec t Lon "''ith che nfiu.1s oi the Union or o( a State;

{3) "seo::t.1.r>n" mcan s a section of the A.ct.;.

PART 'II S.ilnr.1es, Allowancesand condition? of service of mc?bers of the Board.

3. 51\lJ\RtES -The Sc La r i.o s of members sh,111 be such cs may be determined in each ca so by the Centt:cl l Government.

4. Tl:RMTNATION Or' srnVICES. The Central Government may, if it thinks fit, by order in wt·1tin9, t ernn nat;e the appo i nt.mont; ot c1ny rnerrhcr bcfon? he expiry of enc t e rm r)f h j S or i ice:

Prov1de<l that ncf'or c issui11g .1ny such order, the Central Government shall, having re<Jnrc.1 to tlH? c i.rcumscnncus of the c, se , give such notice not exceeding chr ee months, to the person conc erned , as it considers reasonable.

5. LEAVE ANO LEAVE SALARIES -( l) Every whole-time 11'1crrbe1· who is not a Government: servant shnl 1 be ont1tled to tcave and 1 Ci;JV6. sa La ry , on such t.crms and conditions a s a re <1dmissiblc to tl!mporary central Government serv. nts under the aov tscd Leave Rules 1?33.

(2) The nuthor1ty to grant Leave to a member sha lI be the Central Government.

6. 'fRAVJ::LLUlG ALLOWANCES - ( 1) tlembcrs sha Ll be enl.:itled co travelling a 15] Iowances for Journeys pei·formed 1or t:he purposes or t:he B0a1·d, on the see Le rrov1ded for under the F\Jndnmental and SuJplementary f!ules arplicrthle to the q rado of off1cei:s to winch the Central Gov1;:rnmc11l may dac l.a re them co correspond 1n status.

(2) No Jou1 nev sh.111 be per formect by a member for t.hc purposes of the Boc.1rd, outside the JtP.U oi it.s operation, without: its pt t or approval.

(3) The Chall.m<An shall be th? con t ro l Li nu otficer in respect of his 011,n tr.welling llowance bills as well s hose of other members.

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7. CONTRIBtrrORY PROV!.DENT FOND - Whole-tl.me members who are noc-

(i) Government servants; or

(ii) Re-employed persons who are in receipt of any retirerr,entbenefit from Government in the form of pension or contributory providentfund, shall be entitled to the benefits of the contributory providentfund which may be established by the Board tor 1ts own officers:

Provided that the Board's contribution to such fund shall r.ot,at any time, exceed the rate at which the Central Governrnent makes contribution to the contributory provident fund of its Jwn employees.

MEDICAL FACILITIES - (1) Whole-time members shall be enl1tled tosuch medical facilities as are applicable to the graoe of officers to which the Central Government may declare them to correspond in status,

(2) The Chairman shall be the controlling officer in respect ofhis own medical bills as well as those of other members.

8.

CONDITIONS OF SERVICE OF MEMBERS WHO ARE OOVERNMENT SERVANTS - The salaries, allowances and conditions of service of mcmPers who arc Goverrunent servants sh?ll, notwithstanding anything contained in rules 3 to 8, be such as n,ay be deteirnined in each case by the Cent.r.:.ll Government.

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ActRiver Board Rules 1958 under section 28
Section2
Marginal noteDEFINITIONS
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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