Power of Government to make rules

General194924 sections

Statutory text

(1) Government may make rules for carrying into effect the purposes of this Act. (2) In particular and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing power Government may make rules regulating— (a) the size of pits for the conservation of manure, the processes to which it is to be subjected and the extent to which it is to be conserved; (b) the appointment, suspension and removal of members of Committees; (c) the functions and powers and the appointment, suspension and removal of Chairman of Committees; (d) the powers of a Committee to sue and to acquire, hold or transfer property and to enter into contracts; (e) the records and registers to be maintained by Committees and their custody; (f) the custody and proper maintenance of funds of Committees; (g) the terms and conditions on which land may be transferred by Government to Committees; (h) the scale of rents to be charged by Committees for sites provided by them for conservation of manure; (i) the conduct of business at meetings of Committees and the quorum for such meetings; (j) the punishment, suspension and dismissal of servants of Committees; (k) the manner in which summons issued by Committees are to be signed and sealed and; (l) any other matter in respect of which rules are expressly required or allowed by this Act to be made.

Study data processing for this section.

PDF: pending for this language.