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Section 16

The Rules of Business of the Government of Pondicherry, 1963Central Rules · 1963

(1) The decision of the Council relating to each case shall be separately recorded and after approval by the Chief Minister or the Minister presiding, shall be placed with the records of the case. An advance copy of the record of the decision prepared by the Secretary to the Council and also of the record of the decision of the Council, as approved, shall be forwarded by the Secretary to the Council to the Administrator.

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(2) When a case has been decided by the Council and the approved record of the decision has been communicated to the Administrator, the Minister concerned, shall take action to give effect to the decision.

DEPARTMENTAL DISPOSAL OF BUSINESS A - General

17. Except as otherwise provided by or under these rules, cases may be disposed of by or under the authority of the Minister-in-charge who may, by means of standing orders, give such directions as he thinks fit for the disposal of cases in the Department. Copies of such standing orders shall be sent to the Administrator and the Chief Minister.

18. Each Minister shall, by means of standing orders, arrange with the Secretary of the Department what matters or classes of matters are to be brought to his personal notice. Copies of such standing orders shall be sent to the Administrator and the Chief Minister.

19. Every Monday (or if it Is a holiday, on the next working day), the Secretary shall submit to the Minister-in-charge a statement showing the particulars of important cases disposed of in the Department by the Minister and the Secretary and other officers during the preceding week. A copy of the said statement shall be.simultaneously submitted also to the Administrator and to the Chief Minister.

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ActThe Rules of Business of the Government of Pondicherry, 1963
Section16
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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