Bare Act
The Salaries and Allowances of Deputy Ministers, Punjab, Act, 1956
General195615 sections
This Act regulates the compensation and benefits for Deputy Ministers in Punjab, effective from 1956. It establishes a monthly salary of 20,000 rupees along with specific allowances for housing, conveyance, and telephone services. The legislation mandates the provision of a rent-free government residence or a housing allowance, a state car or vehicle allowance, and telephone facilities. Furthermore, it grants Deputy Ministers and their families free railway travel and reimbursement for certain expenses, ensuring they have the necessary resources to perform their official duties effectively.
- 1. Short title and commencement.
- 2. Definition.
- 3. Salary, sumptuary allowance and compensatory allowance
- 4. Providing of residence.
- 5-A. Telephone facilities
- 5-B. Free transit by railway.
- 5-BB. Constituency, Secretariat, Postal Facilities and Office Allowances.
- 5-C. Grant of Loan
- 5-CC. Repayable advance for motor car
- 6. Power to make rules, etc.
- 6-A. Salaries and allowances of Chief Parliamentary Secretary and Parliamentary Secretary.
- 7. Deputy Ministers not to draw salary or allowances as members of the State Legislature.
- 7-A. Salary, allowances and perquisites to be exclusive of income-tax.
- 8. Repeal
- 4A (or 4(1)(conveyance)). Conveyance allowance.
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