Salary and allowances of the Deputy Speaker.

4[(l) There shd be paid to the Deputy Speaker- (a) a salary of twelve hundred rupees per mensem exclusive of tax under income leviable the Income Tax Act, 1961, The tar, if my,-- assessed and leried on the said income under the said Act shall be reimbursed anCr paid by the Government in the manner provided for in sub-section (I-a) ; or (b) an allowance of 1[one thousand rupees] per mensem to cover the cost of petrol or diesel oil for journey within a radius of sixteet kilometres from headquarters. 0-a) Where the Deputy Speaker- (a) is not an income tax payer but by adding the salary to his income, hs:, become liable to pay the tax, the whole amount of tax shall be reimbursed and paid by the Government ; or (b) is an Income tax payer and by adding the salary to his income ,has beconlc .iablz to pay a higher rate of tax, the Government shall reimburse and pay the additional tax of a sum equal to the difference between the amount of tax payable at higher rate and the amount of tax pay:tble by him before the addition of salary to his total incol'lle.1 (2) The Deputy Speaker shall be provided with a free furnished house, the maintenance charges of which shall be borne by the State Governinlent. , he State Government may also allow him to continue in free occupaiion of the house provided to him for a period not exceeding fifteen days from the date of his ceasing to be the Deputy Speaker. (3) The Dep~ty Speaker shall be entiiled to the use of a State car, the expenses on the maintenance and propulsion of which shall be burne by the State Government. 2[Provided that if the Depaty Speaker uses his own car, lie shail in that case be entitled to such additional al!owances as may be prescribed under the rules made by the 3 [Governor]. ]