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Section 9

The Telangana District Planning Committees Act, 2005.State Act of Telangana · Act 40 of 2005

(1) The Committee shall exercise such powers as may be notified under this Act or may be allotted to it by the Government in respect of the business of the Government.

(2) The Government may prescribe and notify the manner in which the powers so notified or allotted to the Committee may be exercised.

(3) While exercising such powers, the Committee shall be deemed to be a body subordinate to the Government and shall exercise these powers, for and on behalf of the Government.

10. The Collector of the district shall be the Member Secretary of the Committee, and shall be responsible for maintaining the record of the Committee, preparing the records of discussions and communication of decisions and all other incidental, ancillary matters.

11. The Committee may constitute such Sub-Committees consisting of members of the committee and the permanent Powers of the Committee.

Functions of the Member Secretary.

Constitution of Sub-Committees.

[Act No.40 of 2005] 7 special invitees to discharge one or more of the functions entrusted to it under this Act.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Telangana District Planning Committees Act, 2005.
Section9
JurisdictionState of Telangana
StatusIn force as published by the source

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