Power of Committee to make regulations

(1) The Committee may make regulations generally for the purpose of carrying into effect the provisions of this Act. (2) In particular and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing power, such regulations may provide for all or any of the following matters, namely:— (a) the procedure to be followed by the Committee in the conduct of their business and the performance of their duties; (b) the authentication of orders and other instruments of the Committee and the administration of the properties of the Temple; (c) the convening of meetings of the Committee and the quorum for such meetings; (d) the forms and registers to be kept by the Committee and the officers to be designated for the purpose; (e) the duties and supervision of the staff appointed for the Temple; (f) the procedure for audit and inspection of the accounts of the Temple; (g) the conditions under which the devotees are to be regulated within the Temple and the regulation of the offer of Bhog, Puja, etc., and the scale of fees to be charged therefor; (h) any other matter which is to be or may be prescribed or for which the Committee considers it necessary to make regulations. (3) The regulations made under this section shall be subject to the previous concurrence of the State Government and shall be published in the Gazette. (1) The State Government may appoint a person professing Hindu religion to be the Administrator of the Mandir and the Administrator shall by virtue of his office be the Secretary of the Committee: Provided that if a full time Administrator is not appointed, the State Government may appoint any officer of the State Government to act as the Administrator of the Mandir. (2) The Administrator shall be paid out of the revenue of the Mandir such salary, allowances or honorarium as the Commissioner may determine. (3) The Committee shall exercise its powers of administration, control and management of the Mandir through the Administrator.