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The West Bengal Heritage Commission Act, 2001State Act of West Bengal · Act 9 of 2001

(1) The State Government shall, in consultation with the Commission, appoint a Secretary of the Commission who shall hold office for such period as may be pescribed:

Provided that the first appointment of the Secretary may be made by the State Government without consultation with the Commission.

(2) The terms and conditions of service of the Secretary shall be such as may be prescribed.

(3) Subject to any rules, the Commission may appoint such other employees as it may think necessary for the efficient performance of its functions under this Act, and the terms and conditions of service of the employees so appointed shall be such as may be determined by regulations.

10. All orders and decisions and other instruments of the Commission shall be authenticated by the signature of the Secretary or any other officer of the Commission duly authorised by it in this behalf.

Temporary association of persons with Commission for specific purposes.

Appointment of staff of Commission.

Authentication of orders and other instruments of Commission.

CHAPTER III Powers and functions of Commission.

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ActThe West Bengal Heritage Commission Act, 2001
Section9
JurisdictionState of West Bengal
StatusIn force as published by the source

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