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THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY
[PART I—SEC. 1]
MINISTRY OF COMMERCE
RESOLUTION
New Delhi, the 16th March, 1981
Subject: Central Advisory Council on Trade—Constitu-
tion of.
No. 3(l)/80-E. POL.—Union Resolution No. 6/8/75-ADC.
dated the 25th September, 1976, the Government in the Minis-
try of Commerce had reconstituted the Board of Trade with
effect from 1st October, 1976, and under Resolution No. 1/
2/76-AD.C. dated the 22nd January, 1977, the Government
had reconstituted the Advisory Council
on Trade, for a
tenure of two years with effect from 1st January, 1977. In
1978, it was decided that the Boand of Trade and the Advi-
sory Council on Trade should be abolished and in their place
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a compact Body known as the Central Advisory Council on
Trade consisting of roprettntativcs from different organisa-
tions, and individuals with business standing and expertise
in the field of commerce should be
constituted Accord-
ingly, a Central Advisory Council on Trade wag constituted
with effect from 15th February, 1978. Consequent upon the
expiry of the term of the Council, a new Central Advisory
Council on Trade has been reconstituted with, effect from
13th March, 1981.
2. The terms of reference, constitution, etc, of the Central
Advisory Council on Trade will be as under :—
Terms of Referenca
The Central Advisory Council on Trade will advise the
Government on matters relating to:
(i) Export and import policy and programmes;
(ii) the operation of import and export trade controls;
(iii) organisation and development of commercial services;
and
(iv) organisation and expansion of export production.
Coortftuttoa
3. The Central Advisory Council will consist of 29 mem-
bers as shown in the Schedule annexed. It will be presided
over by the Minister of Commerce as Chairman and, in his
absence, by the Minister of State for Commerce and Vice
Chairman. The members of the Council will hold office for
a period of two years with effect from 13th March, 1981.
4. The Council will have powers to co-opt additional mem-
bers. The Chairman of the Council may also invite to the
meetings of the Council, such other persons as may be coa-
sidered necessary from tun to time.
5. The Headquarters of the Council will be in New Delhi,
but it may meet at any other place in India.
6. The Council will ordinarily meet twice a year,
7. The Chief Controller of Imports & Export* will be the
Member-Secretary of the Council.
ORDER
Ordered that a copy of the Resolution be communicated
to the Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Members of the Council,
the Private Secretary and Military Secretary to the President,
the Prime Minister's Office, the Planning Commission, all
Ministries of the Govrnment of India and all the State Gov-
ernments in India.
Ordered also that the Resolution be published in the Gazette
of India for general information.
SCHEDULE
Membws of the Centra) Aftfeory Council oa Trade
Category I ;
1. Minister of Commerce
Chairman
2. Minister of State for Commerce
Vice-Chairman
3. Member-Secretary, Planning Commission (Dr. Man
Mohan Singh)
Category II—Members of Parliament :
1. Shri Kamal N*tn, Lot Sabha
2. Shri Chintamani Panigrihi. Lot Sabha
3. One Member of Rajya Sabha
(This name will be notified later)
Category III—Government Financial Institutions :
1. Governor, Reserve Bank of India, Bombay.
2. Chairman, Industrial Development Bank of India,
Bombay.
Category IV—Trade and Commerce Organisations :
1. President, Federation of Indian Chambers of Com-
merce and Industry, New Delhi.
2. President, Associated-Chambers of Commerce
and
Industry of India, New Delhi.
3. President, Indian Jute Mills Association, Calcutta.
4. President, Federation of Indian Export Organisation,
New Delhi.
5. President, Federation of Associations of Small Indus-
tries of India, New Delhi.
6. Chairman, Indian Cotton Mills Federation, Bombay.
7. President, Association of Indian Engineering Indus-
tries, Calcutta.
8. Chairman, Consultative
Committee of
Plantation
Associations, Calcutta.
9. President, Indian Drugs Manufacturers Association,
Bombay.
10. President, All India Shipper's Council, New Delhi.
11. Chairman, Handloom
Export Promotion
Council,
Madras.
12. Chairman, Engineering Export Promotion Council,
Calcutta.
Category, V—Labour and other interests :
1. Shri Anand Gopal Mukheriee, Indian National Trade
Union Congress, New Demi.
2. Shri Parma Nand T. Patel,
72-Belava»ta. Peddar
Road, Bombay.
3. Dr. Y. K. Mag, Director, Sardar Patel Institote of
Economics, Ahmedabad.
4. Dr. V. Kurien, Chairman, National Dairy Develop-
ment Board, Anand.
5. Shri Mftthuradas H. Mehta, 101, Indra Bhuvan, Wal-
keshwar Road, Bombay.
6. Shri B. Nehru, Managing Director, Tata Exports,
Bombay.
Category VI—Official :
1. Secretary, Department of Commerce.
2. Secretary, Department of Textiles.
3. Chief Controller of Imports and Exports—(Member-
Secretary).
(Member-Secretary)
C. VENKATARAMAN, Addl. Secy.
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