The Nagaland Ministers’ Salaries and Allowances Act, 1964
The Nagaland Ministers’ Salaries and Allowances Act, 1964
This Act sets the financial rules for government leaders in Nagaland, specifically defining the salaries and allowances for the Chief Minister, Ministers, and other designated roles. It specifies exact monthly pay rates for salaries, free furnished housing, government vehicles, and medical care for the officials and their families. The legislation also outlines rules regarding entertainment allowances and strictly prohibits ministers from practicing other professions or earning additional income while serving in their official capacity. By standardizing these benefits, the Act ensures fair compensation and proper conduct for the state's executive leadership.
- 1. Short title and commencement
- 2. Salaries of Ministers
- 3. Residence of Ministers
- 4. Conveyance and conveyance allowances for Ministers
- 5. Prohibition against practicing any profession or drawing salary as member during the tenure of the office as Minister
- 6. Use of free-furnished residence and Government conveyance on relinquishing office
- 7. Travelling and daily allowances
- 8. Medical attendance and treatment
- 9. Entertainment allowance
- 10. Power to make rules
- Definition. Definition
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