Section 5: Duties, powers and functions of the Standing nmittec

Standing Committee Rules.1996 under section 28Central Rules · 1980

Thc Stanrfing Committee shall :—

(a) ‘ examine theannualActionPlanofthe.proposed survay and, investtgations prepared by the Board vis-awis budget allocation for every financial year and advise. the BOard to take _ MGIPRRNDALD W96—Vfl1—lS—3—96—130 11>) (C)

(d) (0 action appropriately.

;1-t1s.'—i-ce the Board/on variousfiuutstigzttiorts .‘LULl.

Studies to be taken up [or the preparation of master plans, multipurpose projects,tli':1in:1g(- development schemes and other works as decided by the Board.

decidethe priority Worlum be taken up by the Brahmaputr-aw Board under the irameruork of . theBoard ......, .

‘Vl indicate time-frame for such studies, mvestigationsor worksas referred to in (b) and (1;) above.

.decisiomr/approvatlofthefitmdmgConnmttce shall be placed before the Board in rts immediate next meeting forits ratification.

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powers with; vari 01 La mulch: functionaries in the-field offices oftheBoard’for carrying out thexr'da‘y-todayacfiv'nfi ‘ ' ' [No.13/4i9S-ER] HARB'HAGWAN KHETWANI, Under Secy.

Where this provision sits

Act	Standing Committee Rules.1996 under section 28
Section	5
Marginal note	Duties, powers and functions of the Standing nmittec
Jurisdiction	Central
Status	In force as published by the source

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