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REGISTERED NO. D. 221

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PART I—Section 1

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 9] NEW DELHI, SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1968/PAUSA 23, 1889

Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation.

MINISTRY OF COMMERCE

RESOLUTION

New Delhi, the 13th January 1968

No. 3{l)/67-BOT/P&P.—Under their Resolution No. 4-EP(Coord)/62 dated the 11th May, 1962, the then Ministry of Commerce and Industry (Department of International Trade), constituted a Board of Trade as an Advisory body to review all aspects of trade and commerce, and to make recommendations to Government from time to time on matters concerning internal trade and exports and the development of the Indian economy in general. The Board of Trade was reconstituted and its life further extended under Resolution No. 3(1)/66-BOT dated the 23rd June, 1966 of Government of India in the Ministry of Commerce.

2. The Export-Import Advisory Council is a body consisting of representatives concerned with the import and export trade of India, and was last set up for a period of two years under Resolution No. J(11)/65-D.C. dated the 23rd December, 1965 of the Ministry of Commerce.

3. The Government of India have considered the question of reconstituting these two Advisory Bodies and examined their respective roles in the field of internal and external commerce. It is felt that while there is continuing need for a compact Board of Trade to make recommendations to Government from time to time on issues of commercial policy and administration, the Export and Import Advisory Council needs to be replaced by an Advisory Council on Trade whose functions should cover not only the field of

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exports and imports but also problems of internal trade The Government of India have accordingly decided to reconstitute the Board of Trade, with an initial tenure of two years, Irom lanuary 1st, 1968 for the reconstituted Body, and to set up an Advisory Council on Trade in place of Fxport/lmport Ad\isoiy Council also for a period of two ycdis, beginning from January 1st, 1l)ftK.

4. The Advisory Council on Trade sTi.ilI review, twice a \ear, the performance of the country's economy in its commercial aspect- consider pioblcms relating to the expansion of exports, the rcgnlnl'on or ;mporK the or-erttion of impoit ;r.id export trade controls, the working of fOmmorL-i.il services, with p.nticubr reference io export marketing and export assistance, the onvnisntion .md c^p-iri Jon of the expert sector of the economy, and (lie arrangements in repaid to intei r.-'l trade with particulai reference to the pro- current. s;ile and distribution of rvicniiiL! commodities

5. The Advisory Council on Trade will include the representatives of some of the principal commeicial organisations in the cotmtrv :ir\d will be composed oC as jn Schedule T. If will be presided over by the Minister of Commerce ard in his absence, by the Deputy Commerce MinMcr. Members of Ihe Council will hold office for a period of two years at the end of which it will be rcconstitu'^l

P r o m o t i o n, M i n M rv of C o m m e r ce C> C o m m i s " i o r t ; i ', C i v il S u r p l i e '. M i n i s t ry of C o m- m e r ce a nd ( 3) C h i t -I C o n t r o l l er "H" I m p o r ts &• > A n o r ; '. N ew T> I hi IT[ T- " • " e c r e t t ry of t he

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II. 1 Members of Parliament

. Member

ShriDamani, S. R. . Shri Jamal Moidecn, J ShnKhaitan,R. V. Shri Kulkarni, A. (r.

I. R e p r e s e n t a t i v es oj C i i h i h i e n i al h ,d l i . i i , \ ,\ F i t s ui l u u t i l t ii

Organisations.

President, Federal ion of fndun Chambers, 1 >l (Jommu n.

& Industry . . .. . . Siin L.N. Birlu

President, Associated Chambers of O'mmticc & In-

dustry of India . . . . Mi. C. A, Piltfc

Pi ^sident, All India MunulacturLrs, Oi^anib.;!''r flm B D. Stmti Ciiirman, All Indu Impoi tors Association Slit J R. C Shah Piesidem, [ndian J'ilms Federation . ShuRosbanLal M,J]IUIIU President, Federanon oi I/idian Minuall Indusu u * . Shi 1 i N. khai ai, President, Indian Jute Mills Assocwiion Shn 11 S- Sir^l ariih

Representatives of Publu isccmi Tiaduj Oi{,i<> 1 otiti.

IV.

C litrman, State Trading Corporation. Shri B ]' Putol

Chairman, Mincials& M^tuls, Trading O u r' 1.1I.¹ 1 .Stui T P. Sine'.

Commodity Boards.

. Sbi G. Matluas . S'uiV. M Sriknmatan Nayat VI

ShriR"jgharia,C. M. Shri Rajgharia, R. L. ShriRcddi, G. J. Shri Sanjoy Sen Shri Thsha, S. M. Shri Vaoavada, S. R-

V I I. Representatives of Research and Developmental

Organisations.

Present Incumbent

Director General, Council of Scientific & Industrial

Research Dr. Atma Ram

Director General, Institute of Foreign Trade . Shri H. D. Shcuiie Director General, National Council of Applied

Deputy Minister of Commerce . . , Dy. Chairman Secretary, Ministry of Commerce . . . Executiye

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Members

II.

Members of Parliament

ShriKhandubhai K. Dcsai, M. P.

III.

Representatives of Commercial mid Industrial Organisations.

Prtsent Incumbent

President, Federation of Indian Chambers oj Com-

merce & Industry Shri L.N. Birla

President Associated Chamber of Commerce and In-

dustry of India Mr. C.A. Pitts

Chairman, Federation of Indian Export Organisa-

tions

Shri P.A. Narielwsla

President, Indian Banks Association, Bombay . . Shri K.AVD. Thrckciso President, Indian National Sieem ship Ownus

Association, Bombay Shri G.T. Kamdar

IV.

Representatives of Public Sector Trading Organisations

C h a i r m a n, S t a te T r a d i ng C o r p o r a t i o n . . .. S h ri B . P. P a t el

C h a i r m a n, M i n e r a ls & M e t a ls T r a d i ng C o r p o r a i i cn . S hi 1 T . P, S i n gh

V. Non-official Members Shri Birla, K. K. Shri Chidambaram, M- A. Shri Goenka, R. P. Shri Khatau, Dharamsiy Shri Kasturbhal Lalbhai ShriKirlo8kar,S. L. Shri Kothari, D. C. Shri Lokanathan, P. S. Shri Modi, K. N. ShriMohd.Yusuf Shri Mookerjee, K. N. Shri Shah, B. K. Shri Ttndon, P. L. Shri Tata, Naval.

VI.

Rtprtstntative of Reservt Bank of India

Prestnt Incumitnt

Deputy Governor, Reserve Bank of India, Bombay Shri B. N. Adarksr

. Official Rprs>itatk
VII

(Ex-offlclo)

Secretary, Department of Agriculture, Ministiy of

Food & Agriculture Shri B. Sivauuwam

Secretary, Department of Industrial Development,

Ministry of Industrial Development & Company Affairs.

". Shri N.N. Vamcho

Special Secretary, Ministry of Co"m"rce . Shri B.N. Baaerjce

Sprcial Secretary, Depwuncnt of Economic Affaire,

Minratry of Finance

Shri I.G. Patel
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.foinl Secretary, Iixport I'romotion Minism c.j (\ n n.uu.,

Chief Controller of Imports & Exports

Co.niiiisiioiier, Civil Supplies

A, C. BAMERJEfi, Jt. Secy.

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iK Fxemtive Vice-Chairman. Memh, is of ibe Board will hold office for two \ c;irs at the end of which it will be rfcon !ilut(.tl The Bonn will concern itself mainly wilh problems and policies relating to the flcvelopmcDt of h.™ country's internal and 'oreipji com'nciTe. and mnt'e [-eforonie'iiiaticins fo Government, from time to time, with narticulai jofer'-ncc to 0) r'pan ion nf nnduciion bearing on impoil savings nnd export cajiin^s (2) Product i.!e>elo~>incnt .ind inlaplation with a view to !hc expansion of overseas sales, H) itui-iiownien ↩

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