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PUBLIC WORKS, PORTS AND INLAND WATER TRANSPORT SECRETARIAT

NOTIFICATION

No: PWD 04 PSP 2018, BENGALURU, Dated: 04

th June 2019.

The draft of the following rules further to amend Karnataka Ports (Landing and Shipping Fees) Rules, 1964 which the

Government of Karnataka proposes to make in exercise of the powers conferred by section 3 of the Karnataka Ports (Landing &

Shipping Fees) Act, 1961 (Karnataka Act 20 of 1961) is hereby published as required by sub section(1) of section 10 of the said act for

the information of persons likely to be affected thereby and notice is hereby given that the said draft will be taken in to consideration

after fifteen days from the date of its publication in the Official Gazette.

Any objection or suggestion which may be received by the State Government from any person with respect to the said draft

before the expiry of the period specified above will be considered by the State Government, objections and suggestions may be

addressed to the Additional Chief Secretary to Government, Public Works, Ports and Inland Water Transport Department, 3

rd floor,

Vikasa Soudha, Bengaluru-560 001.

DRAFT RULES

1. Title & Commencement.- (1) These rules may be called the Karnataka Ports (Landing and Shipping Fees) (Amendment)

Rules, 2019.

(2) They shall come into force from the date of their final publication in the official Gazette.

2. Substitution of Schedule C:- In the Karnataka Ports (Landing and Shipping Fees) Rules, 1964 (hereinafter referred to as the

said rules) for schedule-C, the following shall be substituted, namely:-

“SCHEDULE – C

[See rule 3 (3)]

Fees for storing of goods at any Public landing place within the limits of any Port in the State of Karnataka Except the

Port of New Mangaluru.

Sl.

Classification of

Commodities/ Animals

Unit

Karwar

Mangaluru

Malpe, Hangarkatta,

Kundapur, Bhatkal,

Honnavar, Tadri,

Belekeri, Padubidri,

Manki

Steamer

Berth

Other

Public

Landing

places

Rs. Ps.

For

Covered

area

(Covered Transit /Cargo

shed)

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Bengaluru, Thursday, August 8, 2019 (Shravana 17, Shaka Varsha 1941)

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For the First 4 days or any

portion thereof.

i) Per bag, small cases,

bundles

package

weighting.

Less than 100 Kg

0.20

0.15

0.20

0.10

ii) Per bag, large cases,

bundles

package

weighting.

100 Kg and above

0.40

0.30

0.40

0.20

iii)Coconut loose

Per 1,000 or part

thereof.

6.00

4.00

6.00

2.00

iv)Other Cargo

Per 10 Square Mtrs.

20.00

Double the rates specified

in item (a) for the next four

days or any portion thereof,

three

times

the

rates

specified in item (a) for

every succeeding four days

or any portion thereof.

For Uncovered area:-

For the first week or part

thereof

Per 10.Sq.Mtrs. of

part thereof.

16.00

For the second week or part

thereof

Per 10.Sq.Mtrs. of

part

thereof,

per

week or part thereof.

20.00

16.00

20.00

16.00

For the third week or part

thereof

Per 10.Sq.Mtrs. of

part

thereof,

per

week or part thereof.

24.00

16.00

24.00

16.00

For the fourth week or part

thereof

Per 10.Sq.Mtrs. of

part

thereof,

per

week or part thereof.

28.00

16.00

28.00

16.00

For the fifth week or part

thereof

Per 10.Sq.Mtrs. of

part

thereof,

per

week or part thereof.

32.00

16.00

32.00

16.00

For the sixth week or part

thereof

Per 10.Sq.Mtrs. or

part

thereof,

per

week or part thereof.

36.00

16.00

36.00

16.00

For the Seventh week or

part thereof

Per 10.Sq.Mtrs. or

part

thereof,

per

week or part thereof.

40.00

16.00

40.00

16.00

For the Eighth week or part

thereof

Per 10.Sq.Mtrs. or

part

thereof,

per

week or part thereof.

44.00

16.00

44.00

16.00

For the Ninth week or part

thereof

Per 10.Sq.Mtrs. or

part

thereof,

per

week or part thereof.

48.00

16.00

48.00

16.00

NOTE:-

1. The period of day is calculated from 6.00 A.M. on the date following that on which Cargo is stored.

2. Goods will be stored at owners risk and the Port authorities do not accept responsibility of safe custody.

3. The stacking of the goods shall be confined only to the area specifically permitted by the Officer appointed under section 4 of the

Act.

4. If cargo is stacked on any of river bed before shipment or after landing instead of within the public landing place, such river bed shall

be deemed to be included, within the extent of landing place and ground rent levied accordingly.

5. No cargo shall remain on the wharves for a period exceeding eight weeks without specific written permission from the Director of

Ports & Inland Water Transport, Karwar.

6. Subletting of Port premises including buildings should not be permitted.

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7. Sugar and Pulses and other essential commodities as declared by the Government of India shall not be allowed to remain in the

port area after 30 days. In case such cargoes remains after 30 days demurrage at the rate of Rs.5/- per wharfage unit per day shall

be levied in addition to the fees specified above.

8. Penalty under sub-section(2) of Section 3 shall be payable at 25% per annum on the delayed payments of any charge under the

schedule of rates. (Delay in payments by user will be counted only 7 days after the date of raising the bills by Port Authority)”

3. Substitution of Schedule F:- For schedule F of the said rules, the following shall be substituted, namely:-

“SCHEDULE – F

[See Rule 3 (5) ]

Fees on use of any land other than the public landing place in any Port in the State of Karnataka Except the

Port of New Mangaluru.

Sl.

Nature of use

Unit

Karwar

(including Sadashivgad),

Belekeri, Malpe,

Mangaluru, Honnavar

Manki

Hangarkatta,

Kundapur,Bhatkal, Tadri

& Padubidri

Rs. Ps.

Low-lying riverbed used as timber

basin

Per 10 Sq. Mtrs or part

thereof, per month or Part

thereof.

10.00

(a) Use of Foreshore land other tha

public landing places

Per 10 Sq. Mtrs or part

thereof, per month or Part

thereof.

20.00

10.00

Land

used

for

installation

Hoardings

(Advertisement boards)

Per 10 Sq. Mtrs or part

thereof, per month or Part

thereof

50.00

25.00

Land used for Marine purpose such

(1) Hauling up and repairing of

fishing boats / Sailing vessels

barges, Tugs and other marine crafts

etc.

Per 10 Sq. Mtrs or part

thereof, per month or Part

thereof

25.00

15.00

(2) Land used for construction of

fishing boats / Sailing vessels / Tug

/ barges and other marine crafts etc.

Per 10 Sq. Mtrs or part

thereof, per month or Part

thereof

50.00

25.00

(3) Land used for ship building yard.

Per 10 Sq. Mtrs or part

thereof, per month or Part

thereof

30.00

20.00

(4) land used for drying and stacking

the fishing materials in open area fish

drying temporary sheds and fish

processing tanks etc. by individuals.

Per 10 Sq. Mtrs or part

thereof, per month or Part

thereof

10.00

(4)(a) Land used for drying and

stacking the fishing materials in open

area, fish drying temporary sheds

and

fish

processing

tanks

etc,

(Exclusively

for

Fisherwomen

Societies registered under society

registration and Co-operative Society

Act)

Per 10 Sq. Mtrs or part

thereof, per month or Part

thereof

5.00

(5) Land used for fish mills, Ice plant

and other Marine Industrial purposes.

Per 10 Sq. Mtrs or part

thereof, per month or Part

thereof

120.00

100.00

Land used for non Marine purposes

such as

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(1) Erecting stalls and Petty Shops

etc., Office Building / shops with tiled

/ AC sheet roof

Per 10 Sq. Mtrs or part

thereof, per month or Part

thereof

40.00

20.00

(2) Erecting office building shop etc,

with RCC roof.

Per 10 Sq. Mtrs or part

thereof, per month or Part

thereof

60.00

30.00

(3) Erecting office building /shopping/

hotel complex with multistoried

structure etc.,

Per 10 Sq. Mtrs or part

thereof, per month or Part

thereof

100.00

75.00

Land used for residential purposes.

Per 10 Sq. Mtrs or part

thereof, per month or Part

thereof

10.00

5.00

Land

used

for

industrial

and

commercial purpose.

Per 10 Sq. Mtrs or part

thereof, per month or Part

thereof

75.00

60.00

6(a)Land used for Import Export

related marine activities

Per 10 Sq. Mtrs or part

thereof, per month or Part

thereof

30.00

20.00

6(b) Land used for State/ Central

Government

purposes

construction jetty & other facility

Per 10 Sq. Mtrs or part

thereof, per month or Part

thereof

25.00

20.00

Any other purpose not enumerated

above.

Per 10 Sq. Mtrs or part

thereof, per month or Part

thereof

150.00

100.00

NOTE:-

1. For use of port land for a period not exceeding three years, the conditions imposed in Form “A” of this rule is applicable.

2. For use of port land for a period exceeding three years, the conditions imposed in Form “B” of this rule is applicable.

3. The Director of Ports & Inland Water Transport, Karwar may sanction the port land for the period of 3 years.

4. The Port Officers appointed by section(4) of the Karnataka Ports (Landing & Shipping Fees) Act 1961 may sanction the port land for

the period of 11 months.

5. The ground rent on the low laying water front area which is exclusively sanctioned for port related activities shall be levied from the

date of formation of reclaimed land until reclamation, the lease holder has to pay 50% of the rate specified in Column No: 1(a) for

reclaimed land. The concession rate will be applicable only for the period of 5 years or from the date of reclamation of the land

whichever is earlier.

6. The lease holder shall pay 5% increased rate every year on the rate specified in schedule –F without cumulative effect.

7. Penalty under sub-section (2) of Section 3 shall be payable at 25% per annum on the delayed payments of any charge under the

schedule of rates. (Delay in payments by user will be counted only 7 days after the date of raising the bills by Port Authority).”

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By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka,

SHIVASHARANAPPA PATIL

Under Secretary to Government,

Public Works, Ports and

Inland Water

Transport Department (Ports)

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LABOUR SECRETARIAT

NOTIFICATION

No: LD 74 KABANI 2018, Bengaluru, Dated: 28-06-2019

Whereas for rapid industrialization of the State and to improve Ease of Doing Business in the state, the Government of

Karnataka has considered it necessary to introduce a provision for Self Certification and Third Party Inspection and Certification for

installed Boilers during use in the State, by Boiler Operation Engineer with certain qualifications and experience, as recommended in the

Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion, Business Reform Action Plan, 2019 and in supersession of the earlier notification No: LD

45 KABANI 2014, Dated 15-04-2017.

The draft of the following scheme which the Government of Karnataka proposes to make, in exercise of the power conferred by

sub section (3) of the section 34 hereby intends to exempt from provisions of sub sections (3),(4),(5) and (6) of section 8 subject to

condition herewith after appearing of the Boilers Act, 1923 (Central Act No.5 of 1923) in hereby publish as required by sub section (1) of

section 31 of the said Act, for the information of all the persons likely to be affected thereby and notice is hereby given that the said draft

will be taken into consideration after thirty days from the date of its publication in the Official Gazette.

Any Objections or suggestion which may be received by the State Government from any person with respect to the said draft

before the expiry of the period specified above, will be considered by the State Government. Objections or suggestion may be

addressed to the Secretary to Government, Department of Labour, 4

th Floor, Vikasa Soudha, Bengaluru-560001.

SCHEME

1. Title and Commencement:- (1) This scheme may be called the Karnataka Self Certification and Third Party inspection Scheme

of Boilers, 2019.

(2) They shall come into force from the date of their final publication in the Official Gazette.

2. Scheme:- Subject to the following conditions the Government of Karnataka in exercise of powers conferred by sub section (3) of

the section 34 hereby exempts the Boilers from the application of the provisions of sub sections (3),(4),(5) and (6) of section 8 of the

Boilers Act, 1923 (Central Act No.5 of 1923) namely:-

When a certificate for use of the installed boilers and connected Boiler Component are to be renewed, the owner of boiler

may engage a Boiler Operation Engineer (BOE) qualified under the Boiler Operation Engineers Rules, 2011 with the

qualification and experience mentioned below, atleast Fifteen days before expiry of certificate, to carry out the inspection and

certification of boilers and connected Boiler Component for renewal thereof for such period as may be prescribed by

Regulations.

Note: For the above purpose, the Boiler Operation Engineers Rules, 2011 shall possess the following qualifications and

experience namely:-

a. must be a Graduate in Mechanical / Production / Power Plant / Metallurgical engineering from an university established by

law;

b. must have a minimum Five years of experience in operation/ maintenance / inspection of boilers after certification as Boiler

Operation Engineer under the Boiler Operation Engineer Rules, 2011; and

c. Other state Boiler Operation Engineer certification shall be endorsed by the state of Karnataka as per the prevailing Boiler

Operation Engineer Rules, 2011 and should not be more than sixty years of age and shall be physically sound;

(2)

After engaging the Boiler Operation Engineer, the owner of boiler shall inform the Director of Boilers along with the Original

Qualification Certificate of the Boiler Operation Engineer engaged, along with the e-payment challan of the prescribed renewal

fee for inspection of Boilers as prescribed under Regulation 385A of the Indian Boiler Regulations, 1950 as per application

format prescribed in Annexure-IV to this notification fifteen days prior to the proposed inspection date.

(3)

The Director of Boilers shall scrutinize the application within three working days from the date of filing of application and inform

his concurrence to the applicant and also forward the same to the concerned jurisdictional officer of the department for

information.

(4)

On receipt of an application, the Boiler Operation Engineer with the require qualification and experience indicated above shall

inspect the boilers and connected Boiler Component within fifteen days from the date of such receipt as prescribed under the

Boilers Act, 1923 and in such manner as prescribed under the Indian Boiler Regulations, 1950.

(5)

After the completion of inspection, the Boiler Operation Engineer shall record his report of inspection as per format prescribed

in Annexure-II to this notification and if he is –

a) satisfied that the Boilers and connected Boiler Component is in good condition he shall issue a certificate as per format

prescribed in Annexure-I for the maximum working pressure allowed in previous certificate for such period as may be

prescribed by regulations.

b) of the opinion that the Boilers and connected Boiler Component does not conform to the standards prescribed by

regulations refuse to issue such certificate and shall issue a notice as per format prescribed in Annexure-III that the boiler is

not fit for use further with the reasons recorded in writing,

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Provided that, the Boiler Operation Engineer shall within forty eight hours of making the inspection inform the owner of the

Boiler / Boiler Component any defect in his opinion and repairs to be carried out and shall forthwith report the case to the

Director of Boilers.

Provided that the owner of the Boiler shall obtain the inspection report as per Annexure-II and certificate as per Annexure-I

or notice as per Annexure-III as the case may be on or before the expiry date of the previous certificate.

(6)

The Owner of Boiler shall submit the Inspection report and Certificate for the use of Boiler as specified in Annexure-I or notice

of Boiler not fit for use as per Annexure-III along with proposed repairs, to the Director of Boilers within seven days from the

date of inspection.

(7)

In case of repairs, the owner of boiler shall follow the requirements of section 4F of the Boilers Act, 1923 and regulations 392

and 392A of the Indian Boiler Regulations, 1950 and rules framed there under.

(8)

In order to consider the ageing effect on Boilers, Boiler Operation Engineer shall follow Regulation 391 A of Indian Boiler

Regulations, 1950 while making the report of inspection as per Annexure-II and while issuing certificate as per Annexure-I. If

any change in working pressure of boiler is required under the provisions of the Indian Boiler Regulations, 1950, then the

Certificate for the use of the Boiler shall be submitted for counter signature to the Director of Boilers for further validity.

(9)

If any accident occurs to the Boiler or connected Boiler component, the owner or person in charge of the boiler shall report the

same in writing to the jurisdictional Boiler Inspector within 24 hours of such accident as per the provisions of the Boilers Act,

1923.

(10) It will be the responsibility of the Owner of the Boiler to operate and maintain the Boiler as per provisions of the Boilers Act,

1923, rules and regulations framed under the Act. Owner shall also be responsible for any violation of the provisions of the

prevailing Act, rules and regulations and liable for punishment as per the provisions of the Boilers Act, 1923.

(11) The Boiler Operation Engineer shall follow the provisions of the Boilers Act, 1923, rules and regulations framed thereunder for

inspection and certification of installed boilers. He shall be responsible for any act of omission committed against the provision

of said Act, Rules and Regulations and liable for punishment as per the provisions of the Boilers Act, 1923 and also liable for

inquiry and cancellation of his certificate of proficiency.

(12) This notification shall be applicable to such boilers having the safe guard system for protection against over pressure, low

water level, flame failure etc for prevention of accidents as per the provisions of the Boilers Act, 1923, Rules and Regulations

framed there under.

(13) This Third Party Inspection and Certification of installed boilers and boiler component is optional for owner of a Boiler. The

Boiler owner can apply either to Karnataka Government Boiler Directorate or Boiler Operation Engineer as per this notification

or to a competent person as per Indian Boiler Regulations, 1950 for inspection and certification of installed boilers.

PR-308

SC-50

By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka

A.N. RADHAMANI

Under Secretary to Government

Labour Department.

(Factories and Boilers)

LABOUR SECRETARIAT

NOTIFICATION

No: LD 127 LET 2018, Bengaluru, Dated : 15/07/2019.

Whereas the draft of the Karnataka Maternity Benefit (Amendment) Rules, 2018, was published in Notification No: LD 127 LET

2018, Dated 21.07.2018 in part – IVA No.5136 of the Karnataka Gazette extraordinary dated 30

th August 2018 inviting objections and

suggestions from all persons likely to be affected within thrity days from the date of publication in the Official Gazette.

And whereas the said Gazette was made available to the public on 30.08.2018.

And whereas objection and suggestions, have been received in this behalf, were considered by the State Government.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by section 28 of the Maternity Benefit Act, 1961 (Central Act 53 of 1961),

the Government of Karnataka hereby makes the following Rules, namely:-

CHAPTER-I

Title and Commencement:- (1) These rules may be called the Karnataka Maternity Benefit (Amendment) Rules-2019.

(2) They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Official Gazette.

2. Insertion of new Rule 6A.- In the Karnataka Maternity Benefit Rules, 1966, after Rule-6, the following shall be inserted,

namely:-

6(A) : Creche: Every establishment to which section 11A of the Act applies, the employer shall provide and maintain a crèche for the

use of children who are below the age of six years according to the standards laid down in these Rules. There shall be one creche for

every thirty children, who are the below the age of six years. The crèche shall be provided to children of all employees irrespective of

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the type are nature of employment, such has permanent, temporary, regular, daily wage, contract, etc. in accordance with the following

standards, namely:-

(1)

Location:- A crèche shall be located within the premises of the establishment or with in five hundred (500) metres from

the entrance gate of the establishment. While the creche shall be conveniently accessible to the mothers or parents of the children

accommodated in work place therein, it shall not be situated in close proximity to establishment where obnoxious fumes, dust or odors

are given off or in which excessively noisy processes are carried on. Careful consideration shall be given by the employer, while

deciding on the location of the crèche. The expert advice from the State or National support agencies shall be availed as part of the

decision making process by the employer.

(2)

Building and Facilities : (i) The creche building shall be constructed out of heat resisting materials and shall be safe from

rain and waterproof. The requirement under planning, building control, fire safety, and health and safety legislation as well as

requirement under all the relevant legislation shall be complied by the employer. The overall ecosystem of the crèche shall be clean,

safe, secure and child friendly.

(ii) While in towns the crèche shall be built out of brick wall with cement or lime plaster, in rural areas it may be built of mud wall with

mud plaster. In either case, the flooring and the walls upto a height of 5 ft shall have decent cement surface and well painted.

(iii) The height of the rooms shall not be less than 9 ft from the floor to the lowest part of the roof.

(iv) The rooms shall be provided with necessary doors and windows for securing and maintaining adequate light and ventilation by free

flow of air. The crèche shall be provided with sufficient and suitable natural or artificial lighting connected with emergency power backup

by the employer.

(v) The building shall be periodically inspected in order to see that it is safe and is being maintained under sanitary conditions, with

decent decoration.

(vi) The creche shall be kept open at all times both by day and night, when mother or parents has employees are working, as per

statutory norms.

(vii) There shall be a kitchen attached to the crèche with utensils and other facilities for boiling milk and preparing refreshments., etc. or

alternatively hygienically prepared food/beverages shall be made available by the employer to the children. Safe and Potable drinking

water at all times shall be provided through a dedicated water purifier.

(viii) The children as well as the staff of the crèche shall be provided with suitable uniforms to wear at the crèche.

(ix) There shall be a suitable washroom adjoining the crèche with separate space for washing drying of soiled cloths or linen, as well as

for the washing of the children and changing their clothes. Wash-basins or similar vessels shall also be provided at the rate of one for

every fifteen children. There shall be arrangements for supply of water at the rate of at least 5 gallons per child per day. Adequate

supply of clean towels and soap shall be available at the crèche.

(x) Adjoining the bathroom there shall be a latrine for the exclusive use of the children in the crèche. The number of seats in the latrine

shall be at the rate of one for every 20 children. Separate latrines shall be maintained for the use of mothers and crèche staff at a closer

distance of the crèche.

(xi) There shall not be less than five(5) sq.ft. of floor area for each child to be accommodated in a crèche.

(xii) A suitably fenced and shady open air playground shall be provided for the children.

(xiii) The employer shall ensure that crèche shall have bright, cheerful and child accessible displays of essential play and teaching-

learning material, daily schedule, child safety and essential norms.

(xiv) The following equipments shall be provided by the employer in the crèche, namely; -

(a)

Cradles or cots.

(b)

Beds or mattresses.

(c)

Cotton sheets.

(d)

Utensils to feed the children

(e)

Sitting accommodation or furniture for use of mother for feeding and parents for attending to child.

(f)

Rubber sheets (for children below three years)

(g)

Blankets

(h)

Pillow with covers.

(i)

Toys or play materials

(j)

Child – friendly furniture

(k)

Medicine kit

(l)

First aid kit.

(xv) There shall be no unsafe places like open drains or pits or any dangers near the crèche.

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(xvi) The employer shall adhere to the standards and norms fixed by Central and State Governments or their official agencies for

crèche, such as the National Minimum Guidelines for setting up and running crèche published under the Act by the Ministry of Women

and Child Development, Government of India.

(3) Staff: A woman who has Government approved or recognized qualification and training in “Early Childhood Care and

Education” (ECCE)” or “Teachers Course Higher(TCH)” or equivalent qualification shall work as crèche-in-charge to look after children

during the absence of their mothers as teacher-cum-warden. Along with teacher-cum-warden a woman with midwifery qualification or

training shall work as crèche attendant. Where the number of children exceeds ten, the crèche attendant shall be assisted by female

ayahs and required personnel at the rate of one ayah-

(a)

for every ten children upto three years of age ; and

(b)

for every fifteen children of over three years of age.

(4)

Working Hours : The working hours of the crèche shall correspond to the working hours of the mothers or parents of the

children admitted in the crèche. The crèche shall have to work in two or more shifts if the women are employed in two or more shifts as

per statutory norms, spread over a period not exceeding eight hours a day. Where the crèche works in shifts, different staff shall be

employed to work in different shifts, depending upon the norms of working hours.

(5)

Basic Medical Records : The creche shall maintain the following medical records, namely:-

(i) Every child shall be medically examined before admission to the crèche. There shall be medical check-up of the children once in

two months and their Body-Mass Index(BMI) recorded once a month.

(ii) A record of the periodical medical check-up and weighment shall be entered in the record of medical examination of each child

kept at the crèche.

6(B) Supply of milk and refreshment: At least 250 ml of hygienic pure milk shall be made available for each child every day.

The mother of such child shall be allowed in the course of the daily work, the minimum of four visits a day of sufficient time to the crèche

and feed the child. The children above two years of age shall in addition be provided with an adequate supply of wholesome

refreshment.

6(C) Supply of clothes, soap and oil: (1) The crèche staff shall be provided with suitable clean clothes for use while on duty

in the crèche.

(2) An adequate supply of clean clothes, soap and oil shall be made available for each child while it is in the crèche.

6(D) Outdoor Play Facilities: The employer shall ensure that the children have access to outdoor play space which is safe,

secure, well-maintained, and exclusively available for the use of the children during operating hours. Where children use public

playgrounds or parks, the employer shall take all reasonable steps to provide outdoor play facilities and ensure the safety and security

of the children.

PR-309

SC-100

By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka

L.S. SRIKANTABABU

Deputy Secretary to Government,

Labour Department.

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