(a) the name, description and the address of the complainant;
(b) the name, description and the address of the opposite party or parties, as the case may be, so far as they may be ascertained;
(c) the facts relating to complaint and when and where it arose,
(d) documents in support of the allegations contained in the complaint;
(e) the relief which the complainant claims.
(2) The State Commissioner on receipt of a complaint shall send a copy of the complaint to the opposite party or parties mentioned in the complaint directing him to give his version of the case within a period of thirty days or such extended period not exceeding fifteen days as may be granted by the State Commissioner.
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(3) On the date of hearing or any other date to which hearing could be adjourned, the parties or their agents shall appear before the State Commissioner.
(4) Where the complainant or his agent fails to appear before the State Commissioner on such days, the State Commissioner may either dismiss the complaint on default or decide on merits.
(5) Where the opposite party or his agent fails to appear on the date of hearing, the State Commissioner may take such necessary action under section 82 of the Act as he deems fit for summoning and enforcing the attendance of the opposite party.
(6) The State Commissioner may dispose of the complaint ex-parte, if necessary.
(7) The State Commissioner may on such terms as he deems fit and at any stage of the proceedings, adjourn the hearing of the complaint.
(8) The State Commissioner shall decide the complaint as far as possible within a period of 90 days from the date of receipt of notice by the opposite party.
30. (1) The State Government shall appoint an Advisory Committee comprising five experts to represent each of the five groups of specified disabilities mentioned in the Scheduleto the Act, of whom two shall be women.
(2) The State Commissioner may invite subject or domain expert as per the need who shall assist him in meeting or hearing and in preparation of the report.
(3) The tenure of the members of the Advisory Committee shall be for a period of three years and the members shall not be eligible for re-nomination.
(4) The non-official members of the Advisory Committee, residing in the State capital, shall be paid an allowance of rupees two thousand per day for each day of the actual meeting.
(5) Non-official members of the Advisory Committee, not residing in the State capital shall be paid daily and traveling allowances for each day of the actual meetings at the rate admissible to a Group 'A' officer of the State Government.
31. (1) The State Commissioner shall as soon as may be possible after the end of the financial year, but not later than the 30th day of September in the next year ensuing, prepare and submit to the State Government an annual report giving a complete account of his activities during the said financial year.
(2) In particular, the annual report referred to in sub-rule (1) shall be in the form so that the details of separate matters be provided under separate heads inter-alia containing therein information in respect of each of the following matters, namely:-
(a) names of officers and employees in the office of the State Commissioner and a chart showing the organizational set up;
(b) the functions which the State Commissioner has been empowered under the Act and the highlights of the performance in this regard;
(c) the main recommendations made by the State commissioner;
(d) progress made in the implementation of the Act in the State; and
(e) any other matter deemed appropriate for inclusion by the State Commissioner or specified by the State Government from time to time to be included in the report.
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