Bare Act
The Goa (Regulation of Film Shooting) Act, 2021
This Act regulates film shooting activities within the state of Goa by requiring all filmmakers to obtain permission from a designated Competent Authority before commencing production. It applies to anyone creating cinematographic content, whether for commercial or artistic purposes, ensuring that shooting does not conflict with other state laws. The legislation establishes a single window clearance system to streamline coordination between government departments and local authorities. Furthermore, it mandates that individuals or production houses pay restoration charges if they damage heritage sites, tourist places, or structures during filming, thereby protecting the state's cultural and natural assets.
- 1. Short title and commencement.
- 2. Definitions.
- 3. Regulation of film shooting.
- 4. Single Window Clearance System for Film Shooting.
- 5. Liability to pay restoration charges.
- 6. Appeal.
- 7. Penalties for offences against the Act, etc.
- 8. Composition of offences.
- 9. Court competent to take cognizance and try offences.
- 10. Protection of action taken in good faith.
- 11. Power to make rules.
- 12. Power to remove difficulty.
PDF: pending for this language.