Government.

Powers and duties of officers of Committee

1. (1) The Executive Officer shall be the Chief Administrative Officer of the Committee. He shall, subject to the general control of the Committee, have powers to carry out the decisions of the Committee in accordance with the provisions of this Act.
2. (2) In particular and without prejudice to the generality of the provisions contained in sub-section (1), the Executive Officer shall be responsible for the custody of all properties and records of the Trust and shall make proper arrangements for collection and deposit of offerings made in the Temple and shall have powers, subject to the control of the Committee,—
   • (a) to take disciplinary action against any other officer or employee of the Committee ;
   • (b) to call for tenders for works or supplies and accept such tenders when the amount or value thereof does not exceed twenty-five thousand rupees ;
   • (c) to dispose of perishable offerings by auction or otherwise and credit the sale proceeds to the Trust Fund;
   • (d) to undertake urgent repairs or measures required for safety or convenience of the devotees;
   • (e) to do all other acts and things, which he is empowered to do by the Committee or under the regulations.
3. (3) The other officers and employees of the Committee shall exercise such powers and perform such duties and functions as are assigned to them by the Committee or the Executive Officer or under the regulations, from time to time.