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135. Power of the Government to make rules.
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The Government may make rules consistent with this Act—
{a) with regard to all matters expressly required ;m allowed by this Act to be prescribed by the Government ;
- (b) for regulating elections to the Board in 1cspect of all matters relating to such elections which are not expressly provided for in this Act;
- (c) for regulating the proceedings of the arbitiator icferred to in section 82 ;
- (d) for prescribing the fees payable for copies of, or extracts from, the assessment books of the Corporation or of any other local authority, furmshed to the Chairman ; (€) as to the conditions on which officers and servants of the Board on of the Tribunal may be appointed, reduced, suspended, dis- charged, removed or dismissed ;
- (f) as to the intermediate office or offices (if any) through which correspondence between the Board and the Government or their officers shall pass ;
- (g) as to the accounts to be kept by the Board ,
- (h) as to the 1eturns, statements, reports and accéunts to be submitted by the Board ,
- (i) prescribing and defining the mutual relations to be observed between the Board and other local authorities in any matier in which they are jointly interested ;
- (j) generally for the guidance of the Board and public officers in all matters connected with the carrying out of the provisions of this Act. .
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136. Powers of the Board to make rules.
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The Board may, from time to time with the previous sanction of the Government, make rules consist- ent with this Act and with any rules made thereunder by the Gov- ernment —
- (a) regard to all matters expressly required or allowed by this Act to be prescribed by the Board ;
- (b) for associating members with the Board under section 17, : (c) for appointing persons other than Trustees and persons asso- ciated with the Board under section 17 to be members of Committees under section 18 ;
- (d) for regulating the delegation of powers or duties of the Board to Committees or to the Chairman ;
- (e) for the guidance of persons employed by it under this Act,
- (f) for prescribing the fees payable for copies of documents deli- vered by any of its officers and servants under this Act;
- (g) for the management, use and regulation of dwellings con- structed under any improvement scheme, ! (hy generally for carrying out the purposes of this Act. | [i ‘137. Rules to be subject to previous publication and to be published in Gazette.—(1) The power to make rules conferred by sections 135 and 136 | is subject to the condition of previous publication and no such rules shall take effect until they have been published 1n the Gazette. | | (2) All rules made under this Act shall be laid for not less than ! fourteen days before the Legislative Assembly as soon as possible after | | they are made and shall be subject to such modifications as the Legis lative Assembly may make during the session in which they are so laid | or in the session immediately following. . ! |
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138. Printing and sale of copies of rules.
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- (1) The Chairman shall from | time to time cause all rules made under section 135 or section 136 to be | printed and shall make such printed copies available for sale to the { public.
- (2) The Chairman shall cause a notice to be published m local newspapers specifying the place where and the person from whom and the price at which a copy of the rules may be obtained. 139, Power of Govérnment to cancel rules made under section 136.—~The Government may, after previous publication of their intention, rescind any rule made by the Board under section 136 and thereupon such rule shall cease to have effect. | t C
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139. Power of Government to cancel rules made under section 136 |
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