Panaji, 30th January, 2020 (Magha 10, 1941)

SERIES I No. 44

Reg. No. G-2/RNP/GOA/32/2018-20

RNI No. GOAENG/2002/6410

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

NOTE

There is one Supplement and an Extraordinary issue to the Official Gazette, Series I No. 43 dated 23-01-2020 as

follows:—

(1) Supplement dated 27-01-2020 from pages 1306 to 1420 from Department of Law & Judiciary (Legal Affairs Division),

Notification No. 10/6/2018-LA-344 regarding The Finance (No. 2) Act, 2019.

(2) Extraordinary dated 28-01-2020 from pages 1421 to 1440 from Department of Finance, Notifications Regarding GST.

INDEX

Department

Order/Notification

Subject

Pages

Animal Husbandry

Not.- 14-55/AHVS/2019-20/6358

Pashupalan Scheme (Amended) Modified

1441

Dir. & ex officio Jt. Secy.

2. a. Law & Judiciary

Ord.- 8/32/2015-LD(Estt.)/Part/169

Final sanctioned staff strength

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Under Secretary

b. -do-

Ord.- 8/32/2015-LD(Estt.)/Part/170

Creation of posts.

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c. Law & Judiciary

Not.- 10/4/2019-LA-275

The New Delhi International Arbitration

1444

Joint Secretary

Centre Act, 2019.

d. -do-

Not.- 10/4/2019-LA-276

The Appropriation (No. 2) Act, 2019.

1454

3. a. Personnel

Ord.- 24/1/2019-PER/354

Goa Staff Selection Commission

1459

Under Secretary

(Removal of Difficulties) Order, 2020.

b. -do-

Not.- 24/1/2019-PER/352

Goa Staff Selection Commission

1460

Rules, 2020.

Revenue

Not.- 16/1/1/2020-Rev-I/2980

Villages notified as Urban Areas.

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Under Secretary

GOVERNMENT OF GOA

Department of Animal Husbandry

Directorate of Animal Husbandry &

Veterinary Services

Notification

14-55/AHVS/2019-20/6358

Read:-(1) Notification No. 14-55/AHVS/2015-

-16/1183 dated 29-05-2015.

(2) Notification No. 14-55/AHVS/2016-

-17/1041 dated 01-06-2016.

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Suggestions are welcomed on e-mail: dir–[email protected]

(3) Notification No. 14-55/AHVS/2019-

-20/5479 dated 26-12-2019.

‘Pashupalan Scheme (Amended) Modified’

- Corrigendum

Whereas the Government had notified the

‘Pashupalan Scheme (Amended) Modified’

vide Notification No. read at Sr. No. 1 above

and further subsequently revised vide

Notification No. at Sr. No. 2 and 3 above.

And whereas, the Government is now

pleased to issue a corrigendum to the

‘Pashupalan Scheme (Amended) Modified’ in

public interest.

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Now therefore:

The condition ‘5’ of Eligibility of the scheme

is corrected to read as under :

(1) Farmer should be a bonafide resident of

Goa for at least preceding 5 years and a

certificate to that effect should be produced

from the competent authority.

(2) The clause (14) of procedural guideline

at ‘C’ Phase 3 of the scheme is corrected to

read as under:

Pashupalan registered calf shall not be sold/

disposed off in any way until completion of 69

months of age or before obtaining 2 calvings

from it, whichever is earlier.

The

revision

corrigendum

the

‘Pashupalan Scheme (Amended) Modified’

will come into effect with immediate

effect.

By order and in the name of the

Governor of Goa.

Dr. Santosh V. Desai, Director & ex officio

Joint Secretary (AH).

Panaji, 27th January, 2020.

———ttt———

Department of Law & Judiciary

Law (Establishment) Division

Order

8/32/2015-LD(Estt.)/Part/169

In supersession of all the previous orders for creation/revival/redesignation/upgradation of

the various posts, Government is pleased to indicate the final sanctioned staff strength of the

Registration Department, as under for the next five years:—

Sr.

Designation

Pay Scale

Sanctioned

No.

Strength

Non Ministerial (Non Lapsable) posts

State Registrar-cum-Head of

Level 11

Notary Services

Deputy Director (Administration)

Level 10

District Registrar

Level 10

Civil Registrar-cum-Sub-Registrar

Level 06

Assistant Account Officer

Level 07

Accountant

Level 06

Ministerial (Lapsable) Posts

Office Superintendent

Level 07

Head Clerk

Level 06

10.

Junior Stenographer

Level 04

11.

Upper Division Clerk

Level 04

12.

Lower Division Clerk

Level 02

13.

Driver

Level 02

14.

Peon (Multitasking Staff)

Level 01

Total

208

As per the recommendation and approval of the High Level Empowered Committee

(H.L.E.C.), the following post stands abolished.

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Sr.

Designation of the post

Name of the

Remarks

No.

[Ministerial (Lapsable) posts]

Official holding

the post

Deputy District Registrar

---

The said post has been

vacant, since creation

This issues with the approval of the High Level Empowered Committee (H.L.E.C.) constituted

with the approval of the Council of Ministers in the XXth meeting held on 8-11-2017 vide

Order No. 1/1/2017-Addl. Secy (PER) dated 22-11-2017 issued by Department of Personnel.

Approval of the High Level Empowered Committee (H.L.E.C.) is conveyed vide letter

No. 9/35/IDCO/2019-ARD/65 dated 08-02-2019 issued by the Department of Administrative

Reforms, Secretariat.

By order and in the name of the Governor of Goa.

Amir Y. Parab, Under Secretary (Law-Estt.).

Porvorim, 24th January, 2020.

_____

Order

8/32/2015-LD(Estt.)/Part/170

Sanction of the Government is hereby accorded for creation of the following posts as per

the details shown below:—

Sr.

Designation

Pay Scale

Sanctioned

No.

Strength

Non Ministerial (Non Lapsable) Posts

District Registrar

Level 10

Ministerial (Lapsable) Posts

Lower Division Clerk

Level 02

Driver

Level 02

Total

The Expenditure on the creation of the above posts would be debitable from

the Budget Head “2030—Stamps and Registration, 03—Registration, 001—Direction and

Administration, 01—Superintendence, 01—Salaries (N.P.)” and “2030—Stamps and Registration,

03—Registration, 001—Direction and Administration, 02—District Charges, 01—Salaries (N.P.),

as the case may be, under Demand No. 10.

As per the recommendation and approval of the High Level Empowered Committee

(H.L.E.C.), the following post stands abolished.

Sr.

Designation of the post

Name of the

Remarks

No.

(Ministerial (Lapsable) posts)

Official holding

the post

Deputy District Registrar

---

The said post has been

vacant, since creation

This issues with the approval of the High Level Empowered Committee (H.L.E.C.) constituted

with the approval of the Council of Ministers in the XXth meeting held on 8-11-2017 vide

Order No. 1/1/2017-Addl. Secy (PER) dated 22-11-2017 issued by Department of Personnel.

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Approval of the High Level Empowered

Committee (H.L.E.C.) is conveyed vide letter

No. 9/35/IDCO/2019-ARD/65 dated 08-02-2019

issued by the Department of Administrative

Reforms, Secretariat.

By order and in the name of the

Governor of Goa.

Amir Y. Parab, Under Secretary (Law-Estt.).

Porvorim, 24th January, 2020.

_____

Legal Affairs Division

—

Notification

10/4/2019-LA-275

The New Delhi International Arbitration

Centre Act, 2019 (Central Act No. 17 of 2019),

which has been passed by Parliament and

assented to by the President on 26-07-2019

and published in the Gazette of India,

Extraordinary, Part II, Section 1, dated

26-07-2019, is hereby published for the

general information of the public.

Julio Barbosa Noronha, Joint Secretary

(Law).

Porvorim, 30th September, 2019.

_______

The New Delhi International Arbitration

Centre Act, 2019

(Arrangement of Section)

CHAPTER I

Preliminary

Sections

1. Short title and commencement.

2. Definitions.

CHAPTER II

Establishment and Incorporation of New Delhi

International Arbitration Centre

3. Establishment and incorporation of New Delhi

International Arbitration Centre.

4. Declaration of New Delhi International

Arbitration Centre as an institution of national

importance.

5. Composition of Centre.

6. Terms and conditions, etc., of Chairperson and

Members.

CHAPTER III

Acquisition and Transfer of Undertakings of Society

7. Transfer and vesting.

8. General effect of vesting.

9. Liability prior to specified date.

10. Power of Central Government to direct vesting

of undertaking in Centre.

11. Management, etc., of undertakings.

12. Duties of persons in charge of management of

undertakings to deliver all assets.

13. Certain powers of Central Government or

Centre.

14. Objects of Centre.

15. Functions of Centre.

16. Vacancies, etc., not to invalidate proceedings

of Centre.

17. Resignation of Members.

18. Removal of Members.

19. Committees of Centre.

20. Meetings of Centre.

21. Chief Executive Officer.

22. Delegation of powers.

23. Secretariat.

CHAPTER IV

Finance, Accounts and Audit

24. Grants by Central Government.

25. Fund of Centre.

26. Accounts and audit.

27. Assessment of assets and liabilities of

undertaking.

CHAPTER V

Chamber of Arbitration and Arbitration Academy

28. Chamber of Arbitration.

29. Arbitration Academy.

CHAPTER VI

Miscellaneous

30. Power to make rules.

31. Power to make regulations.

32. Laying of rules and regulations.

33. Protection of action taken in good faith.

34. Power to remove difficulty.

35. Repeal and savings.

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The New Delhi International Arbitration

Centre Act, 2019

ACT

to provide for the establishment and

incorporation of the New Delhi International

Arbitration Centre for the purpose of

creating an independent and autonomous

regime for institutionalised arbitration and

for acquisition and transfer of the

undertakings of the International Centre

for Alternative Dispute Resolution and to

vest such undertakings in the New Delhi

International Arbitration Centre for the

better management of arbitration so as to

make it a hub for institutional arbitration

and to declare the New Delhi International

Arbitration Centre to be an institution of

national importance and for matters

connected therewith or incidental thereto.

Whereas dispute resolution process has a

huge impact on the Indian economy and

global perception on doing business in our

country and it has become necessary to

inspire confidence and credibility among the

litigants of commercial disputes;

And whereas rapidly changing economic

activity demands expeditious settlement of

disputes and creation and establishment of

institutional arbitration;

And whereas the International

Centre for Alternative Dispute

Resolution was set up in the year

1995, under the aegis of the Central

Government and registered under

the Societies Registration Act, 1860,

with the objective of promoting

alternative dispute resolution

mechanism and providing facilities

for the same;

And whereas the International Centre for

Alternative Dispute Resolution has received

land and substantial funding by way of grants

and other benefits from the Central

Government for constructing infrastructure

and making other facilities;

And whereas the International Centre for

Alternative Dispute Resolution has not been

able to actively engage and embrace

developments in the arbitration ecosystem

and to create a reputation par excellence

keeping pace with the dynamic nature of

arbitration over more than two decades;

And whereas studies conducted by the

High Level Committee appointed by the

Central Government indicate that the

International Centre for Alternative Dispute

Resolution has failed to address the growing

needs of the institutional arbitration and also

to bear optimum caseload and to become

better choice to the parties for arbitration;

And whereas it has become expedient to

take over the undertakings of the International

Centre for Alternative Dispute Resolution

including its regional offices without

interfering with its activities and without

adversely affecting its character as a Society

but to utilise its existing infrastructure and

other facilities which have been set up by

using the public funds provided by the

Government and to incorporate a robust

institution for domestic and international

arbitration to be known as the New Delhi

International Arbitration Centre;

And whereas it is considered necessary to

declare the New Delhi International

Arbitration Centre as an institution of national

importance for its overall development as a

major arbitration hub by promoting quick and

efficient dispute resolution mechanism.

Be it enacted by Parliament in the

Seventieth Year of the Republic of India as

follows:—

CHAPTER I

Preliminary

1. Short title and commencement.— (1) This

Act may be called the New Delhi International

Arbitration Centre Act, 2019.

(2) It shall be deemed to have come into

force on the 2nd March, 2019.

2. Definitions.— (1) In this Act, unless the

context otherwise requires,—

21 of 1860.

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(a) “Centre” means the New Delhi

International Arbitration Centre established

and incorporated under section 3;

(b) “Chairperson” means the Chairperson

of the Centre referred to in clause (a) of

section 5;

Chief Executive Officer appointed under

section 21;

(d) “Committee” means the relevant

Committee of the Centre referred to in

section 19;

(e) “Custodian” means the person who

is appointed as Custodian under sub-

section (2) of section 11 in respect of the

undertakings;

(f) “Fund” means the Fund of the Centre

to be maintained under section 25;

(g) “Member” means Full-time or Part-

time Member of the Centre and includes

the Chairperson;

(h) “notification” means a notification

published in the Official Gazette;

(i) “prescribed” means prescribed by

rules made by the Central Government

under this Act;

(j) “regulations” means regulations made

by the Centre under this Act;

(k)

“Society”

means

the

International

Centre

for

Alternative Dispute Resolution,

registered as such under the

Societies Registration Act, 1860,

and having its registered office at

New Delhi;

(l) “specified date” means the date as

may be specified by the Central

Government by notification;

(m) “undertakings” means the under-

takings of the Society which vests with the

Central Government under section 7.

(2) All other words and expressions

used herein but not defined and

defined in the Arbitration and

Conciliation Act, 1996, shall have

the same meanings as assigned to

them in that Act.

CHAPTER II

Establishment and Incorporation of New Delhi

International Arbitration Centre

3. Establishment and incorporation of New

Delhi International Arbitration Centre.— (1)

The Central Government shall, by notification,

establish a body to be called the New Delhi

International Arbitration Centre for the

purposes of exercising the powers and

discharging the functions under this Act.

(2) The Centre shall be a body corporate

by the name aforesaid, having perpetual

succession and a common seal with power,

subject to the provisions of this Act, to

acquire, hold and dispose of property, both

movable and immovable, and to enter into

contract, and shall, by the said name, sue or

be sued.

4. Declaration of New Delhi International

Arbitration Centre as an institution of national

importance.— (1) Whereas, the objects of the

New Delhi International Arbitration Centre are

such as to make it as an institution of national

importance, it is hereby declared that the

New Delhi International Arbitration Centre is

an institution of national importance.

(2) The head office of the Centre shall be at

New Delhi and it may with the previous

approval of the Central Government, establish

branches at other places in India and abroad.

5. Composition of Centre.— The Centre

shall consist of the following Members,

namely:––

(a) a person, who has been a Judge of

the Supreme Court or a Judge of a High

Court or an eminent person, having special

knowledge and experience in the conduct

or administration of arbitration, law or

26 of 1996.

21 of 1860.

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management, appointed by the Central

Government in consultation with the Chief

Justice of India––Chairperson;

(b) two eminent persons having

substantial knowledge and experience in

institutional arbitration, both domestic and

international, appointed by the Central

Government––Full-time Members or Part-

time Members;

body of commerce and industry, chosen

on rotational basis by the Central

Government––Part-time Member;

(d) Secretary, Department of Legal

Affairs, Ministry of Law and Justice or his

representative, not below the rank of the

Joint Secretary––Member, ex officio;

(e) one Financial Adviser nominated by

the Department of Expenditure, Ministry

of Finance––Member, ex officio; and

(f) Chief Executive Officer––Member, ex

officio.

6. Terms

and

conditions,

etc.,

Chairperson and Members.— (1) The

Chairperson and Members shall hold office

for a term of three years from the date on

which they enter upon their office and shall

be eligible for re-appointment:

Provided that no Chairperson or Member

shall hold office as such after he has attained

the age of seventy years in the case of

Chairperson and sixty-seven years in the case

of a Member.

(2) The terms and conditions, salaries and

allowances payable to the Chairperson and

Full-time Member shall be such as may be

prescribed.

(3) The term of office of a Member

appointed to fill a casual vacancy shall be for

the remainder of the term of the Member in

whose place he has been appointed.

(4) The Part-time Member shall be entitled

to such travelling and other allowances as

may be prescribed.

CHAPTER III

Acquisition and Transfer of Undertakings of Society

7. Transfer and vesting.— On and from the

specified date, so much of the undertakings

of the Society as form part of, or are relatable

to the Society, and the right, title and interest

of the Society in relation to such

undertakings, shall, by virtue of this Act, stand

transferred to, and vest in, the Central

Government.

8. General effect of vesting.— (1)

The undertakings vested under

section 7 shall be deemed to include

all assets, rights, leaseholds, powers,

authorities and privileges, and all

property (movable and immovable),

including lands, buildings, works,

projects, instruments, automobiles

and other vehicles, cash balances,

funds, including reserve funds,

investments and book debts of the

Society as form part of, or are

relatable to, the Society and all other

rights and interest arising out of such

properties as were immediately

before the commencement of the

New Delhi International Arbitration

Centre Ordinance, 2019 in the

ownership, possession, power or

control of the Society, and all books

of account, registers and all other

documents of whatever nature

relating thereto.

(2) All properties and assets as aforesaid

which have vested in the Central Government

under section 7 shall, by force of such vesting,

be freed and discharged from any trust,

obligation, mortgage, charge, lien and all

other encumbrances affecting them or of any

attachment, injunction, decree or order of any

court or other authority restricting the use of

such properties or assets in any manner or

appointing any receiver in respect of the

whole or any part of such properties or assets

shall be deemed to have been withdrawn.

(3) Any licence or other instrument granted

to the Society in relation to any undertaking

Ord. 10 of

2019.

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which has vested in the Central Government

under section 7 at any time before the

specified date and in force immediately before

the specified date, shall continue to be in force

on and after such day in accordance with its

tenor in relation to and for the purpose of

such undertaking or where the undertaking

is directed under section 10, to vest in the

Centre, the Centre shall be deemed to be

substituted in such licence or other

instrument as if such licence or other

instrument had been granted to the Centre

and the Centre shall hold it for the remainder

of the period which the Society would have

held it under the terms thereof.

(4) If, on the specified date, any suit, appeal

or other proceeding, of whatever nature, in

relation to any property or asset which has

vested in the Central Government under

section 7, instituted or preferred by or against

the Society is pending, the same shall not

abate, be discontinued or be, in any way,

prejudicially affected by reason of the transfer

of the undertaking of the Society of anything

contained in this Act, but the suit, appeal or

other proceeding may be continued,

prosecuted or enforced by or against the

Central

Government

where

the

undertakings of the Society are directed

under section 10, to vest in the Centre, by or

against the Centre.

9. Liability prior to specified date.— Every

liability in relation to any undertaking in

respect of any period prior to the specified

date, shall be enforceable against the Society

and not against the Central Government.

10. Power of Central Government to direct

vesting of undertaking in Centre.— (1)

Notwithstanding anything contained in

sections 7 and 8, the Central Government

shall, as soon as may be after the specified

date, direct by notification, that the

undertakings and the right, title and interest

of the Society in relation to such undertakings

which had vested in the Central Government

under section 7, shall, vest in the Centre either

on the date of publication of the notification

or on such earlier or later date as may be

specified in the notification.

(2) Where the right, title and interest of

the Society in relation to the undertakings

vest, under sub-section (1), in the Centre, the

Centre shall, on and from the date of such

vesting, be deemed to have become the

owner in relation to such undertakings and

the rights and liabilities of the Central

Government in relation to such undertakings

shall, on and from the date of such vesting,

be deemed to have become, the rights and

liabilities, respectively, of the Centre.

11. Management, etc., of undertakings.—

(1) The general superintendence, direction,

control and management of affairs of the

undertakings, the right, the interest in relation

to which have vested in the Central

Government under section 7, shall—

(a) where a direction has been made by

the Central Government under sub-section

(1) of section 10, vest in the Centre; or

(b) where no such direction has been

made by the Central Government, vest in

the Custodian appointed by the Central

Government under sub-section (2),

and, thereupon, the Centre or the Custodian

so appointed, as the case may be, shall be

entitled to exercise all such powers and

do all such things as the Society, is

authorised to exercise and do in relation to

its undertakings.

(2) The Central Government may appoint

any person as the Custodian of the

undertakings in relation to which no direction

has been made by it under sub-section (1) of

section 10.

(3) The Custodian so appointed shall

receive such remuneration as the Central

Government may fix and shall hold office

during the pleasure of the Central

Government.

12. Duties of persons in charge of

management of undertakings to deliver all

assets.— (1) On the vesting of the

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management of the undertakings in the

Centre or on the appointment of a Custodian

under sub-section (2) of section 11, all

persons in charge of management of the

undertakings immediately before such

vesting or appointment shall be bound to

deliver to the Centre or Custodian, as the case

may be, all assets, books of account, registers

and other documents in their custody relating

to the undertakings.

(2) The Central Government may issue such

directions as it may deem desirable in the

circumstances of the case to the Custodian

as to the powers and duties of the Custodian

and such Custodian may also, if it is

considered necessary so to do, apply to the

Central Government at any time for

instructions as to the manner in which the

management of the undertaking shall be

conducted or in relation to any other matter

arising in the course of such management.

(3) Any person who on the specified date,

has in his possession or under his control,

any books, documents or other papers relating

to the undertakings shall be liable to account

for the said books, documents or other papers

to the Central Government or the Custodian

or the Centre, as the case may be, and shall

deliver them to the Central Government or

the Custodian or the Centre or to such person

or body of persons as the Central Government

or the Centre may specify in this behalf.

(4) The Central Government or the Centre

may take or cause to be taken, all necessary

steps for securing possession of all

undertakings which have vested in the

Central Government or the Centre under this

Act.

(5) The Society shall, within such

period as the Central Government

may allow in this behalf, furnish to

that Government a complete

inventory of all its properties and

assets, as on the commencement of

the

New

Delhi

International

Arbitration Centre Ordinance, 2019

pertaining to the undertaking and

for this purpose, the Central

Government or Custodian or the

Centre shall afford to the Society, or

body all reasonable facilities.

13. Certain powers of Central

Government or Centre.— The

Central

Government

the

Custodian or the Centre shall be

entitled to receive up to the

specified date, to the exclusion of

all other persons, any money due to

the Society in relation to its

undertakings which have vested in

the

Central

Government

Custodian or the Centre, as the case

may be, and realised after the

commencement of the New Delhi

International Arbitration Centre

Ordinance, 2019, notwithstanding

that the realisation pertains to a

period prior to the commencement

of the New Delhi International

Arbitration Centre Ordinance, 2019.

14. Objects of Centre.— The objects of the

Centre shall be,––

(a) to bring targeted reforms to develop

itself as a flagship institution for conducting

international and domestic arbitration;

(b) to promote research and study,

providing teaching and training, and

organising conferences and seminars in

arbitration, conciliation, mediation and

other alternative dispute resolution matters;

assistance for conciliation, mediation and

arbitral proceedings;

(d) to maintain panels of accredited

arbitrators, conciliators and mediators both

at national and international level or

specialists such as surveyors and

investigators;

(e) to collaborate with other national and

international institutions and organisations

for ensuring credibility of the Centre as a

specialised institution in arbitration and

conciliation;

Ord. 10 of

2019.

Ord. 10 of

2019.

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(f) to set up facilities in India and abroad

to promote the activities of the Centre;

(g) to lay down parameters for different

modes of alternative dispute resolution

mechanisms being adopted by the Centre;

and

(h) such other objectives as it may deem

fit with the approval of the Central

Government.

15. Functions of Centre.— Without

prejudice to the provisions contained in

section 14, the Centre shall strive,—

(a)

facilitate

for

conducting

international and domestic arbitration and

conciliation in the most professional

manner;

(b) to provide cost effective and timely

services for the conduct of arbitration and

conciliation at national and international

level;

alternative dispute resolution and related

matters, and to promote reforms in the

system of settlement of disputes;

(d) to undertake teaching and to provide

for diffusion of knowledge of law and

procedures on alternative dispute resolution

and related matters and to award

certificates and other academic or

professional distinction;

(e) to impart training in alternative

dispute resolution and related matters to

those who are handling arbitration,

conciliation and mediation;

(f) to co-operate with other societies,

institutions and organisations, national or

international for promoting alternative

dispute resolution; and

(g) to perform such other functions as

may be entrusted to it by the Central

Government for promoting alternative

dispute resolution.

16. Vacancies, etc., not to invalidate

proceedings of Centre.— No act or

proceedings of the Centre shall be invalid

merely by reason of,––

(a) any vacancy or any defect in the

constitution of the Centre; or

(b) any defect in the appointment of a

person acting as a Member of the Centre;

the Centre not affecting the merits of the

case.

17. Resignation of Members.— The

Chairperson or the Full-time Member or Part-

time Member may, by notice in writing, under

his hand addressed to the Central

Government, resign his office:

Provided that the Chairperson or the Full-

time Member shall, unless he is permitted by

the Central Government to relinquish his

office sooner, continue to hold office until the

expiry of three months from the date of

receipt of such notice or until a person duly

appointed as his successor enters upon his

office or until the expiry of his term of office,

whichever is the earlier.

18. Removal of Members.— (1) The Central

Government may, remove a Member from his

office if he,—

(a) is an undischarged insolvent; or

(b) has engaged at any time (except Part-

time Member), during his term of office, in

any paid employment; or

which, in the opinion of the Central

Government, involves moral turpitude; or

(d) has acquired such financial or other

interest as is likely to affect prejudicially

his functions as a Member; or

(e) has so abused his position as to render

his continuance in office prejudicial to the

public interest; or

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(f) has become physically or mentally

incapable of acting as a Member.

(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in

sub-section (1), no Member shall be removed

from his office on the grounds specified in

clauses (d) and (e) of that sub-section unless

the Supreme Court, on a reference being made

to it in this behalf by the Central Government,

has, on an inquiry, held by it in accordance

with such procedure as may be prescribed

in this behalf by the Supreme Court, reported

that the Member, ought on such ground or

grounds to be removed.

19. Committees of Centre.— (1) The Centre

may constitute such Committees as may be

considered necessary to administer various

aspects of its functions.

(2) The composition and functions of the

Committees referred to in sub-section (1) shall

be such as may be prescribed.

(3) The Committee shall meet at such time

and at such places and shall observe such

rules of procedure in regard to the transaction

of business at its meetings including the

quorum as may be specified by the

regulations.

20. Meetings of Centre.— (1) The

Chairperson shall ordinarily preside at the

meetings of the Centre:

Provided that, in his absence, the Member

chosen by the other Members present

amongst themselves shall preside at the

meetings.

(2) It shall be the duty of the Chairperson

to ensure that the decisions taken by the

Centre are implemented.

(3) The Chairperson shall exercise such

other powers and perform such other duties

as are assigned to him under this Act.

(4) The Centre shall meet at least four times

a year and follow such procedure in its

meetings including quorum at such meetings

in such manner as may be specified by the

regulations.

(5) All questions which come up before any

meeting of the Centre shall be—

(a) decided by a majority of votes by the

Members present and voting, and in the

event of an equality of votes, the

Chairperson or in his absence, the person

presiding, shall have a casting vote;

(b) dealt with as expeditiously as

possible and the Centre shall dispose of

the same within a period of sixty days from

the date of receipt of the application:

Provided that where any such application

could not be disposed of within the said

period of sixty days, the Centre shall record

its reasons in writing for not disposing of

the application within that period.

(6) The Chairperson may invite any expert,

not being a Member, to attend the meetings

of the Centre, but such invitee shall not be

entitled to vote at the meeting.

21. Chief Executive Officer.— (1) There shall

be a Chief Executive Officer of the Centre

who shall be responsible for day-to-day

administration of the Centre and for this

purpose, he shall maintain liaison with the

Centre and the Secretariat.

(2) The appointment, qualifications and the

terms and conditions of services of the Chief

Executive Officer shall be such as may be

specified by the regulations.

(3) The Chief Executive Officer shall

exercise such powers and discharge such

functions as may be specified by the

regulations or as may be delegated to him by

the Centre.

22. Delegation of powers.— The Centre may,

for the purpose of discharging of its powers,

functions and duties, by general or special

order in writing, specify the powers and

duties conferred or imposed upon the Centre

by or under this Act (except the power to

make regulation) which may also be

exercised or performed by the Chief

Executive Officer or any officer or officers of

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the Centre and the conditions and restrictions,

if any, subject to which the powers and duties

may be exercised and performed.

23. Secretariat.— (1) There shall be a

Secretariat to the Centre consisting of—

(a) Registrar, who shall supervise the

activities of the Centre;

(b) Counsel, dealing with the matters

relating to domestic and international

arbitration; and

employees as may be prescribed.

(2) The qualifications, experience, method

of selection and the functions of the Registrar,

Counsel and other officers and employees

shall be such as may be prescribed.

CHAPTER IV

Finance, Accounts and Audit

24. Grants by Central Government.— The

Central Government may, after due

appropriation made by Parliament by law in

this behalf, pay to the Centre in each financial

year such sums of money and in such manner

as it may think fit for being utilised for the

purposes of this Act.

25. Fund of Centre.— (1) The Centre shall

maintain a Fund to which shall be credited,—

(a) all monies provided by the Central

Government;

(b) all fees and other charges received

during or in connection with the

arbitration, conciliation, mediation or other

proceedings;

the facilities provided by it to the parties;

(d) all monies received by the Centre in

the form of donations, grants, contributions

and income from other sources; and

(e) the amount received from the

investment income.

(2) All monies credited to the Fund shall

be deposited in such banks or invested in

such manner as may be decided by the

Centre.

(3) The Fund shall be applied towards

meeting the salaries and other allowances of

Members and the expenses of the Centre

including expenses incurred in the exercise

of its powers and discharge of its duties

under this Act.

26. Accounts and audit.— (1) The Centre

shall maintain proper accounts and other

relevant records and prepare an annual

statement of accounts, including the balance

sheet, in such form and manner as may be

prescribed in consultation with the

Comptroller and Auditor-General of India.

(2) The accounts of the Centre shall be

audited by the Comptroller and Auditor-

General of India and any expenditure

incurred by him in connection with such audit

shall be payable by the Centre to the

Comptroller and Auditor-General of India.

(3) The Comptroller and Auditor-General

of India and any person appointed by him in

connection with the audit of the accounts of

the Centre shall have the same rights,

privileges and authority in connection with

such audit as the Comptroller and Auditor-

General of India has in connection with the

audit of the Government accounts, and, in

particular, shall have the right to demand the

production of books, accounts, connected

vouchers and other documents and papers

and to inspect the offices of the Centre.

(4) The accounts of the Centre as certified

by the Comptroller and Auditor-General of

India or any other person appointed by him

in this behalf together with the audit report

thereon shall be forwarded annually to the

Central Government and the Central

Government shall cause the same to be laid

before each House of Parliament.

27. Assessment of assets and liabilities of

undertaking.— The assets and liabilities in

relation to any undertaking under this Act

shall be caused to be assessed by any agency

authorised by the Comptroller and Auditor-

General of India in such manner as may be

specified by him and any payment on a claim

to be made in relation thereto shall be settled

by him between the Society and the Central

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Government and shall be paid by the Society

or the Central Government, as the case may

be, in the manner as may be specified by the

Comptroller and Auditor-General of India.

CHAPTER V

Chamber of Arbitration and Arbitration Academy

28. Chamber of Arbitration.— (1) The

Centre shall, establish a Chamber of

Arbitration which shall empanel the

Arbitrators

and

also

scrutinise

the

applications for admission in the panel of

reputed arbitrators to maintain a permanent

panel of arbitrators.

(2) The Chamber of Arbitration shall consist

of experienced arbitration practitioners of

repute, at national and international level and

persons having wide experience in the area

of alternative dispute resolution and

conciliation.

(3) The Centre shall by regulations lay

down the criteria for admission to the panel

of the cadre so as to maintain a pool of

reputed arbitrators having expertise in

international commercial arbitration and

arbitration

other

than

international

commercial arbitration.

(4) The Registrar to the Secretariat of the

Centre shall act as the Member-Secretary to

the Chamber of Arbitration.

29. Arbitration Academy.— (1) The Centre

may establish an Arbitration Academy—

(a) to train the arbitrators, particularly

in the area of international commercial

arbitration to compete on par with the

reputed international arbitral institutions;

(b) to conduct research in the area of

alternative dispute resolution and allied

areas; and

objectives of the Act.

(2) For the purposes of sub-section (1), there

may be constituted a permanent three

member committee in order to suggest and

to submit a report to the Centre with respect

to the amendments, if any, necessary to the

rules and regulations made under this Act.

CHAPTER VI

Miscellaneous

30. Power to make rules.— (1) The Central

Government may, by notification, make rules

to carry out the provisions of this Act.

(2) In particular, and without prejudice to

the generality of the foregoing power, such

rules may make provision for—

(a) the terms and conditions and the

salaries and allowances payable to the

Chairperson and Full-time Members under

sub-section (2) of section 6;

(b) the travelling and other allowances

payable to the Part-time Members under

sub-section (4) of section 6;

Committees referred to in sub-section (2)

of section 19;

(d) the number of officers and employees

of the Secretariat of the Centre under clause

(e) the qualifications, experience, method

of selection and the functions of the

Registrar, Counsel and other officers and

employees of the Centre under sub-section

(2) of section 23;

(f) annual statement of accounts,

including the balance sheet under sub-

section (1) of section 26; and

(g) any other matter in respect of which

provision is to be made or may be made

under this Act.

31. Power to make regulations.— (1) The

Centre may, with the previous approval of

the Central Government, by notification, make

regulations consistent with this Act and the

rules made thereunder to provide for all

matters for which provision is necessary or

expedient for the purposes of giving effect to

the purposes of this Act.

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(2) In particular, and without prejudice to

the generality of the foregoing power, such

regulations may make provision for––

(a) the time and place and the rules of

procedure to be observed in regard to the

transaction of business of the Committee

at the meetings including the quorum

under sub-section (3) of section 19;

(b) the time and place and rules of

procedure in regard to the transaction of

business of the Centre or any Committee

including the quorum at the meeting under

sub-section (4) of section 20;

the terms and conditions of service of the

Chief Executive Officer under sub-section

(2) of section 21;

(d) the powers and functions of the Chief

Executive Officer under sub-section (3) of

section 21;

(e) the criteria for admission to the panel

of reputed arbitrators under sub-section (3)

of section 28; and

(f) any other matter in respect of which

provision, in the opinion of the Centre, is

necessary for the performance of its

functions under this Act.

32. Laying of rules and regulations.— Every

rule and regulation made under this Act shall

be laid, as soon as may be after it is made,

before each House of Parliament, while it is

in session, for a total period of thirty days

which may be comprised in one session or in

two or more successive sessions, and if,

before the expiry of the session immediately

following the session or the successive

sessions aforesaid, both Houses agree in

making any modification in the rule or

regulation or both Houses agree that the rule

or regulation should not be made, the rule or

regulation shall thereafter have effect only in

such modified form or be of no effect, as the

case may be; so, however, that any such

modification or annulment shall be without

prejudice to the validity of anything

previously done under that rule or regulation.

33. Protection of action taken in good

faith.— No suit, prosecution or other legal

proceedings shall lie against the Centre, the

Chairperson or Members or its employees and

arbitrators for anything which is in good faith

done or intended to be done under this Act

or the rules or regulations made thereunder.

34. Power to remove difficulty.— (1) If any

difficulty arises in giving effect to the

provisions of this Act, the Central Government

may, by order published in the Official

Gazette,

make

such

provisions,

not

inconsistent with the provisions of this Act,

as may appear to it to be necessary for

removing the difficulty:

Provided that no such order shall be made

under this section after the expiry of a period

of two years from the date of commencement

of this Act.

(2) Every order made under this section

shall be laid, as soon as may be after it is

made, before each House of Parliament.

35. Repeal and savings.— (1) The

New Delhi International Arbitration

Centre Ordinance, 2019 is hereby

repealed.

(2) Notwithstanding such repeal,

anything done or any action taken

under the New Delhi International

Arbitration Centre Ordinance, 2019,

shall be deemed to have been done

or taken under the provisions of this

Act.

__________

Notification

10/4/2019-LA-276

The Appropriation (No. 2) Act, 2019

(Central Act No. 18 of 2019), which has been

passed by Parliament and assented to by the

President on 26-07-2019 and published in the

Gazette of India, Extraordinary, Part II,

Section 1, dated 26-07-2019, is hereby

published for the general information of the

public.

Julio Barbosa Noronha, Joint Secretary

(Law).

Porvorim, 30th October, 2019.

Ord. 10 of

2019.

Ord. 10 of

2019.

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THE APPROPRIATION (No. 2) Act, 2019

ACT

to authorise payment and appropriation of

certain sums from and out of the

Consolidated Fund of India for the services

of the financial year 2019-20.

Be it enacted by Parliament in the

Seventieth Year of the Republic of India as

follows:—

1. Short title.— This Act may be called the

Appropriation (No. 2) Act, 2019.

2. Issue of Rs. 9818903,82,00,000 out of the

Consolidated Fund of India for the financial

year 2019-20.— From and out of the

Consolidated Fund of India there may be paid

and applied sums not exceeding those

specified in column 3 of the Schedule

amounting in the aggregate to the sum of

ninety-eight lakh eighteen thousand nine

hundred three crore and eighty-two lakh

rupees towards defraying the several charges

which will come in course of payment during

the financial year 2019-20 in respect of the

services specified in column 2 of the

Schedule.

3. Appropriation.— The sums authorised

to be paid and applied from and out of the

Consolidated Fund of India by this Act shall

be appropriated for the services and

purposes expressed in the Schedule in

relation to the said year.

4. Construction of references to Ministries

or Departments in the Schedule.— References

to Ministries or Departments in the Schedule

are to such Ministries or Departments as

existing immediately before the 19th June,

2019 and shall, on or after that date, be

construed as references to the appropriate

Ministries or Departments as reconstituted

from time to time.

_________

THE SCHEDULE

(See sections 2 and 3)

No.

Sums not exceeding

Services and purposes

Voted

Charged

vote

by Parliament

on the

Total

Consolidated

Fund

Rs.

1 Department of Agriculture, Cooperation and Farmers’

Welfare

Revenue 130450,51,00,000

...

130450,51,00,000

Capital

34,70,00,000

...

34,70,00,000

2 Department of Agricultural Research and Education

Revenue

8078,76,00,000

...

8078,76,00,000

3 Atomic Energy

Revenue

14957,52,00,000

1,00,00,000

14958,52,00,000

Capital

9399,37,00,000

10,00,00,000

9409,37,00,000

4 Ministry of Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy,

Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy (AYUSH)

Revenue

2445,55,00,000

...

2445,55,00,000

Capital

21,00,000

...

21,00,000

5 Department of Chemicals and Petrochemicals

Revenue

263,65,00,000

...

263,65,00,000

6 Department of Fertilisers

Revenue

83514,95,00,000

...

83514,95,00,000

Capital

5,00,000

...

5,00,000

7 Department of Pharmaceuticals

Revenue

230,45,00,000

...

230,45,00,000

Capital

5,06,00,000

...

5,06,00,000

8 Ministry of Civil Aviation

Revenue

4474,99,00,000

...

4474,99,00,000

Capital

25,01,00,000

...

25,01,00,000

9 Ministry of Coal

Revenue

1159,05,00,000

...

1159,05,00,000

10 Department of Commerce

Revenue

5709,31,00,000

1,00,000

5709,32,00,000

Capital

510,00,00,000

...

510,00,00,000

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11 Deparment for Promotion of Industry and Internal

Trade

Revenue

5001,79,00,000

...

5001,79,00,000

Capital

672,72,00,000

...

672,72,00,000

12 Department of Posts

Revenue

30411,20,00,000

80,00,000

30412,00,00,000

Capital

947,74,00,000

...

947,74,00,000

13 Department of Telecommunications

Revenue

30693,64,00,000

...

30693,64,00,000

Capital

9719,72,00,000

...

9719,72,00,000

14 Department of Consumer Affairs

Revenue

2240,32,00,000

...

2240,32,00,000

Capital

51,50,00,000

...

51,50,00,000

15 Department of Food and Public Distribution

Revenue 190914,27,00,000

...

190914,27,00,000

Capital

51326,12,00,000

...

51326,12,00,000

16 Ministry of Corporate Affairs

Revenue

570,34,00,000

...

570,34,00,000

Capital

41,00,00,000

...

41,00,00,000

17 Ministry of Culture

Revenue

2953,21,00,000

...

2953,21,00,000

Capital

89,14,00,000

...

89,14,00,000

18 Ministry of Defence (Civil)

Revenue

27270,00,00,000

66,00,000

27270,66,00,000

Capital

6932,85,00,000

35,00,00,000

6967,85,00,000

19 Defence Services (Revenue)

Revenue 222254,47,00,000

102,92,00,000

222357,39,00,000

20 Capital Outlay on Defence Services

Capital

103310,96,00,000

83,35,00,000

103394,31,00,000

21 Defence Pensions

Revenue 112077,11,00,000

2,46,00,000

112079,57,00,000

22 Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region

Revenue

2292,80,00,000

...

2292,80,00,000

Capital

767,20,00,000

...

767,20,00,000

23 Ministry of Earth Sciences

Revenue

1765,05,00,000

...

1765,05,00,000

Capital

141,00,00,000

...

141,00,00,000

24 Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology

Revenue

6306,00,00,000

...

6306,00,00,000

Capital

348,00,00,000

...

348,00,00,000

25 Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change Revenue

2998,20,00,000

...

2998,20,00,000

Capital

64,52,00,000

...

64,52,00,000

26 Ministry of External Affairs

Revenue

16511,20,00,000

3,00,000

16511,23,00,000

Capital

1373,55,00,000

...

1373,55,00,000

27 Department of Economic Affairs

Revenue

3211,46,00,000

...

3211,46,00,000

Capital

17208,97,00,000

...

17208,97,00,000

28 Department of Expenditure

Revenue

400,55,00,000

...

400,55,00,000

29 Department of Financial Services

Revenue

1305,16,00,000

...

1305,16,00,000

Capital

73935,04,00,000

...

73935,04,00,000

30 Department of Investment and Public Asset

Management (DIPAM)

Revenue

132,08,00,000

...

132,08,00,000

31 Department of Revenue

Revenue 203457,98,00,000

2,00,000

203458,00,00,000

Capital

8,73,00,000

...

8,73,00,000

32 Direct Taxes

Revenue

7036,44,00,000

...

7036,44,00,000

Capital

302,00,00,000

...

302,00,00,000

33 Indirect Taxes

Revenue

7493,15,00,000

50,00,000

7493,65,00,000

Capital

406,85,00,000

...

406,85,00,000

34 Indian Audit and Accounts Department

Revenue

4832,22,00,000

177,69,00,000

5009,91,00,000

Capital

16,00,00,000

...

16,00,00,000

CHARGED.—Interest Payments

Revenue

...

673470,60,00,000

CHARGED.—Repayment of Debt

Capital

...

5983187,09,00,000 5983187,09,00,000

37 Pensions

Revenue

49184,90,00,000

380,10,00,000

49565,00,00,000

38 Transfers to States

Revenue

32480,00,00,000 120466,22,00,000

152946,22,00,000

Capital

...

19823,28,00,000

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39 Department of Fisheries

Revenue

790,58,00,000

...

790,58,00,000

Capital

14,17,00,000

...

14,17,00,000

40 Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying

Revenue

3301,01,00,000

...

3301,01,00,000

Capital

41,64,00,000

...

41,64,00,000

41 Ministry of Food Processing Industries

Revenue

1196,60,00,000

...

1196,60,00,000

42 Department of Health and Family Welfare

Revenue

90145,25,00,000

...

90145,25,00,000

Capital

2890,20,00,000

...

2890,20,00,000

43 Department of Health Research

Revenue

3374,65,00,000

...

3374,65,00,000

44 Department of Heavy Industry

Revenue

980,74,00,000

...

980,74,00,000

Capital

386,26,00,000

...

386,26,00,000

45 Department of Public Enterprises

Revenue

22,64,00,000

...

22,64,00,000

46 Ministry of Home Affairs

Revenue

4584,39,00,000

2,00,000

4584,41,00,000

Capital

311,40,00,000

...

311,40,00,000

47 Cabinet

Revenue

828,85,00,000

...

828,85,00,000

48 Police

Revenue

88707,75,00,000

7,49,00,000

88715,24,00,000

Capital

10811,89,00,000

6,33,00,000

10818,22,00,000

49 Andaman and Nicobar Islands

Revenue

4285,99,00,000

1,00,000

4286,00,00,000

Capital

601,58,00,000

...

601,58,00,000

50 Chandigarh

Revenue

4309,48,00,000

42,01,00,000

4351,49,00,000

Capital

376,63,00,000

25,00,00,000

401,63,00,000

51 Dadra and Nagar Haveli

Revenue

867,82,00,000

1,00,000

867,83,00,000

Capital

317,06,00,000

...

317,06,00,000

52 Daman and Diu

Revenue

1575,98,00,000

2,00,000

1576,00,00,000

Capital

342,48,00,000

...

342,48,00,000

53 Lakshadweep

Revenue

1117,11,00,000

...

1117,11,00,000

Capital

186,38,00,000

...

186,38,00,000

54 Transfers to Delhi

Revenue

812,00,00,000

...

812,00,00,000

Capital

300,00,00,000

...

300,00,00,000

55 Transfers to Pudducherry

Revenue

1600,99,00,000

...

1600,99,00,000

Capital

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

56 Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs

Revenue

35421,29,00,000

91,81,00,000

35513,10,00,000

Capital

19472,42,00,000

71,92,00,000

19544,34,00,000

57 Department of School Education and Literacy

Revenue

97585,76,00,000

...

97585,76,00,000

58 Department of Higher Education

Revenue

52058,84,00,000

...

52058,84,00,000

Capital

2120,00,00,000

...

2120,00,00,000

59 Ministry of Information and Broadcasting

Revenue

4361,67,00,000

...

4361,67,00,000

Capital

13,54,00,000

...

13,54,00,000

60 Department of Water Resources, River Development

and Ganga Rejuvenation

Revenue

7890,15,00,000

...

7890,15,00,000

Capital

414,46,00,000

1,00,000

414,47,00,000

61 Department of Drinking Water and Sanitation

Revenue

27766,70,00,000

...

27766,70,00,000

62 Ministry of Labour and Employment

Revenue

11151,65,00,000

...

11151,65,00,000

Capital

32,44,00,000

...

32,44,00,000

63 Law and Justice

Revenue

3020,11,00,000

...

3020,11,00,000

Capital

135,00,00,000

...

135,00,00,000

64 Election Commission

Revenue

261,68,00,000

...

261,68,00,000

Capital

25,00,00,000

...

25,00,00,000

CHARGED.—Supreme Court of India

Revenue

...

269,46,00,000

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66 Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises

Revenue

6984,27,00,000

...

6984,27,00,000

Capital

27,02,00,000

...

27,02,00,000

67 Ministry of Mines

Revenue

1717,98,00,000

...

1717,98,00,000

Capital

107,57,00,000

...

107,57,00,000

68 Ministry of Minority Affairs

Revenue

4599,98,00,000

...

4599,98,00,000

Capital

100,02,00,000

...

100,02,00,000

69 Ministry of New and Renewable Energy

Revenue

5209,83,00,000

...

5209,83,00,000

Capital

45,00,00,000

...

45,00,00,000

70 Ministry of Panchayati Raj

Revenue

871,37,00,000

...

871,37,00,000

71 Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs

Revenue

19,38,00,000

...

19,38,00,000

72 Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions Revenue

1483,71,00,000

96,99,00,000

1580,70,00,000

Capital

139,24,00,000

6,65,00,000

145,89,00,000

CHARGED.—Central Vigilance Commission

Revenue

...

35,55,00,000

74 Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas

Revenue

42440,78,00,000

...

42440,78,00,000

Capital

1667,31,00,000

...

1667,31,00,000

75 Ministry of Planning

Revenue

582,29,00,000

...

582,29,00,000

Capital

1,11,00,000

...

1,11,00,000

76 Ministry of Power

Revenue

18956,36,00,000

...

18956,36,00,000

Capital

3365,92,00,000

...

3365,92,00,000

CHARGED.—Staff, Household and Allowances of the

President

Revenue

...

76,33,00,000

78 Lok Sabha

Revenue

807,83,00,000

1,30,00,000

809,13,00,000

79 Rajya Sabha

Revenue

399,52,00,000

1,52,00,000

401,04,00,000

80 Secretariat of the Vice-President

Revenue

8,30,00,000

...

8,30,00,000

CHARGED.—Union Public Service Commission

Revenue

...

298,45,00,000

82 Ministry of Railways

Revenue 272235,40,00,000

474,28,00,000

272709,68,00,000

Capital

227394,24,00,000

36,31,00,000

227430,55,00,000

83 Ministry of Road Transport and Highways

Revenue

21619,82,00,000

...

21619,82,00,000

Capital

142819,16,00,000

10,00,00,000

142829,16,00,000

84 Department of Rural Development

Revenue 191770,34,00,000

...

191770,34,00,000

Capital

100,00,00,000

...

100,00,00,000

85 Department of Land Resources

Revenue

2227,24,00,000

...

2227,24,00,000

86 Department of Science and Technology

Revenue

5510,09,00,000

2,00,000

5510,11,00,000

Capital

90,00,00,000

...

90,00,00,000

87 Department of Biotechnology

Revenue

2580,34,00,000

...

2580,34,00,000

88 Department of Scientific and Industrial Research

Revenue

4886,24,00,000

...

4886,24,00,000

Capital

9,65,00,000

...

9,65,00,000

89 Ministry of Shipping

Revenue

1955,99,00,000

...

1955,99,00,000

Capital

526,57,00,000

...

526,57,00,000

90 Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Revenue

2926,11,00,000

...

2926,11,00,000

Capital

63,10,00,000

...

63,10,00,000

91 Department of Social Justice and Empowerment

Revenue

8429,99,00,000

...

8429,99,00,000

Capital

455,01,00,000

...

455,01,00,000

92 Department of Empowerment of Persons with

Disabilities

Revenue

1163,69,00,000

...

1163,69,00,000

Capital

41,21,00,000

...

41,21,00,000

93 Department of Space

Revenue

5874,12,00,000

60,00,000

5874,72,00,000

Capital

6598,14,00,000

40,00,000

6598,54,00,000

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94 Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation Revenue

5216,33,00,000

...

5216,33,00,000

Capital

14,73,00,000

...

14,73,00,000

95 Ministry of Steel

Revenue

241,29,00,000

...

241,29,00,000

96 Ministry of Textiles

Revenue

4800,57,00,000

...

4800,57,00,000

Capital

30,91,00,000

...

30,91,00,000

97 Ministry of Tourism

Revenue

2189,21,00,000

...

2189,21,00,000

Capital

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

98 Ministry of Tribal Affairs

Revenue

1155,69,00,000

5659,27,00,000

6814,96,00,000

Capital

80,00,00,000

...

80,00,00,000

99 Ministry of Women and Child Development

Revenue

29664,89,00,000

...

29664,89,00,000

Capital

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

100 Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports

Revenue

2181,90,00,000

...

2181,90,00,000

Capital

35,02,00,000

...

35,02,00,000

TOTAL 3013950,33,00,000 6804953,49,00,000 9818903,82,00,000

———ttt———

Department of Personnel

Order

24/1/2019-PER/354

Whereas, clause (a) of sub-section (2) of

section 3 of the Goa Staff Selection Commission

Act, 2019 (Goa Act No.11 of 2019) (hereafter

in this order referred to as the “said Act”)

provides for appointment of either serving or

a retired officer from the Indian Administrative

Service or a retired officer from the Goa Civil

Service, Government aided institution or Semi-

Government Organization as a Chairperson of

the Goa Staff Selection Commission;

And whereas, clause (b) of sub-section (2)

of said section 3 provides for appointment of

either serving or retired officers of the

Government, Government aided institution or

Semi-Government Organization as members

of said Commission;

And whereas, the Hon’ble Governor of Goa

in exercise of the powers conferred by

sub-section (1) of section 4 of the said Act, has

appointed serving Government officers as

Chairperson and as members of the said

Commission;

And whereas, clause (e) of sub-section (1)

of section 5 of the said Act provides that the

Governor may, by Order, remove from office

the Chairperson or any member, if the

Chairperson or such member, as the case may

be, engages during his term of office in any

paid employment outside the duties of his

office and because of that, certain difficulties

have arisen in giving effect to the provisions

of the said clauses (a) and (b) of sub-section

(2) of section 3.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers

conferred by sub-section (1) of section 19 of

the Goa Staff Selection Commission Act, 2019

(Goa Act No.11 of 2019), the Government

hereby makes the following Order to remove

the above difficulty, namely:—

1. Short title and commencement.— (1) This

order may be called the Goa Staff Selection

Commission (Removal of Difficulties) Order,

2020.

(2) It shall come into force on the date of its

publication in the Official Gazette.

2. In clause (e) of sub-section (1) of section

5 of the Goa Staff Selection Commission Act,

2019 (Goa Act No. 11 of 2019) for the

expression “engages during his term of office

in any paid employment outside the duties of

his office”, the expression “engages during his

term of office in any paid employment outside

the duties of his office other than the serving

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officers appointed as Chairperson or members

in terms of clause (a) and (b) of sub-section

(2) of section 3” shall be substituted.

By order and in the name of the

Governor of Goa.

Maya

Pednekar,

Under

Secretary

(Personnel-II).

Porvorim, 30th January, 2020.

________

Notification

24/1/2019-PER/352

In exercise of the powers conferred by

sub-sections (1) and (2) of section 17 read with

sections 4(7), 6(2), 10(2) and 11 of the Goa Staff

Selection Commission Act, 2019 (Goa Act 11

of 2019), the Government of Goa hereby makes

the following rules, namely:—

1. Short title and commencement.— (1)

These rules may be called the Goa Staff

Selection Commission Rules, 2020.

(2) They shall come into force on the date of

their publication in the Official Gazette.

2. Definitions.— (1) In these Rules, unless

the context otherwise requires, -

(a) “Act” means the Goa Staff Selection

Commission Act, 2019 (Goa Act 11 of 2019);

(b) “form” means a form appended to

these rules;

officers of the Government;

(d)

“Schedule”

means

Schedule

appended to these rules;

(e) “section” means a section of the Act.

(2) Words and expressions used and not

defined in these rules, but defined in the Act

shall have the same meanings respectively

assigned to them in the Act.

3. Salaries and allowances payable to the

Chairperson and member.— (1) The

Chairperson shall receive salary in level 16 of

the Central Civil Services Revised Pay Rules,

2016, or such corresponding pay as amended

from time to time, and other allowances as

admissible to the Government officer drawing

equivalent pay scale.

(2) The member shall receive salary in level

15 of the Central Civil Services Revised Pay

Rules, 2016, or such corresponding pay as

amended from time to time, and other

allowances as admissible to the Government

officer drawing equivalent pay scale.

(3) In case a serving Government officer is

appointed as a Chairperson or as a member,

as the case may be, he may exercise option

within a period of one month from the date of

entering upon his office, to draw pay and

allowances from the post held in the

Commission.

(4) In case the Chairperson or the member,

as the case may be, at the time of his

appointment, is in receipt of any pension either

from the State Government, Central

Government or Government Aided Institution

or Semi-Government Organization, the pay of

such Chairperson or member, as the case may

be, shall be reduced by the amount of pension

before commutation, if he has/had opted for

such commutation.

4. Leave.— (1) The Chairperson and member

shall be entitled to such leave, as admissible

to the Government officer drawing equivalent

pay as to that of the Chairperson and the

member, as the case may be.

(2) The Governor shall be the Competent

Authority to sanction leave to the Chairperson

and in case of a member, the Chairperson shall

be the Competent Authority.

5. Cash payment in lieu of unutilised Earned

Leave.— The Chairperson or a member, as the

case may be, shall be entitled for leave

encashment for such number of days of earned

leave at his credit at the time of completion of

tenure subject to upper limit of 300 days,

inclusive of encashment of earned leave if any

availed at the time of superannuation.

6. Medical facilities.— The Chairperson and

members shall be entitled for medical

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facilities/reimbursement of medical expenses

in terms of Central Service (Medical

Attendance) Rules, 1944, as is applicable to

Government officer drawing equivalent pay

as to that of the Chairperson or member, as

the case may be.

7. Accommodation.— The Chairperson and

a member shall be eligible, subject to

availability, to the use of official residence

accommodation, as admissible to the

Government officer drawing equivalent pay as

to that of the Chairperson or member, as the

case may be, on payment of license fee and

other charges as applicable to such

Government officer.

8. Leave travel concession, travelling

allowance and daily allowance.— The

Chairperson and a member, shall be entitled

for leave travel concession, travelling

allowance and daily allowance as admissible

to the Government officer drawing equivalent

pay as to that of the Chairperson or the

member, as the case may be.

9. The Personal staff.— The Chairperson

and members, shall be entitled for staff as

specified in Schedule- I, hereto during the

term of their office.

10. Oath of office.— Every person appointed

as a Chairperson or a member, shall be

administered an oath or affirmation in Form- I

hereto.

11. Tenure of office.— (1) The tenure of a

Chairperson or a member, as a case may be

shall be reckoned from the date he enters

upon his office.

(2) The Chairperson or a member, as the

case may be, shall, subject to section 5, demit

office upon completion of term of five years or

one day before he attains age of 65 years,

whichever is earlier.

12. Salaries and other terms and conditions

of the Secretary, other officers and employees

of the Commission.— Subject to provisions

contained in rule 9, the Government may

provide Secretary, other officers and

employees to the Commission as specified in

Schedule-II hereto by transfer or on deputation

of the officers and staff from the Government

Departments and they shall be paid salary in

the pay scale as specified in Schedule-II

hereto.

13. Furnishing of annual report etc.— The

annual report referred in sub-section (2) of

section 10, for the financial year ending on 31st

of March, shall be submitted by the

Commission within six months from the end

of the financial year in Form II hereto:

Provided that the Government may, at the

request of the Commission extend the said

time limit by another three months.

14. Fees.— (1) The fees leviable by the

Commission shall be as specified in Schedule

-III hereto.

(2) The fees referred in sub-rule (1) shall be

paid only through online mode. The

Commission may, however, permit payment

of fees by demand draft/pay order/postal

order till such time, the Commissions website

or the Government portal that may be used,

is linked to payment gateway to facilitate

online payment of fees.

By order and in the name of the

Governor of Goa.

Maya

Pednekar,

Under

Secretary

(Personnel-II).

Porvorim, 30th January, 2020.

________

SCHEDULE – I

(See rule 9)

The personal staff of the Chairperson and

members.

Sr.

Authority

Designations

No. of

Pay

No.

of the

staff

Level

co-terminus

staff

Chairperson Stenographer

Level - 4

Driver

Level - 2

Member (1)

Driver

Level - 2

Member (2)

Driver

Level - 2

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The Chairperson shall be entitled to appoint

three Muster roll peons and member shall be

entitled to appoint two Muster roll peons

respectively.

The appointment of staff shall be on the

recommendation of the respective authority. The

wages of Muster Roll Peon shall be as per the

minimum rates of wages for daily rated staff laid

down by Labour Department, Government of Goa,

from time to time.

The appointment of staff specified in this Schedule

being co-terminus with the tenure of Chairperson

or member of the Commission, they shall stand

relieved upon demitting office by the Chairperson

or a member as the case may be, or on removal of

Chairperson or officer from office, whichever is

earlier.

________

SCHEDULE – II

(See rule 12)

Sr.

Designation

No. of

Pay scale

Remarks

No.

of the post

posts

1. Secretary to

Level-11

Deputation

Commission

from Goa

Civil

Services

2. Under Secretary

Level-10

Deputation

to Commission

from Goa

Civil

Services

3. Controller of

Level-10

Examinations

4. Deputy Director

Level-10

of Accounts

5. Deputy Manager

Level-10

6. Section Office

Level-7

7. Accountant

Level-6

8. Stenographer

Level-4

9. Head clerk

Level-6

10. UDC/Assistant

Level-4

11. LDC/Jr. Assistant 6

Level-2

12. MTS

Level-1

SCHEDULE – III

(See rule 14)

LIST OF FEES

Sr.

Level of pay of

Fees in rupees for

No.

the post in

SC/ST

OBC

PWD

respect of which

examination is

proposed to be

conducted

Level 1 to 3 of

200

100

CCS Revised Pay

Rules, 2016

Level 4 and above

400

100

200

100

of CCS Revised

Pay Rules, 2016

________

FORM – I

(See rule 10)

Form of Oath or affirmation to be made by the

Chairperson / member of the Goa Staff Selection

Commission

“I, ..………………, having been appointed

Chairperson/member of the Goa Staff Selection

Commission do swear in the name of God that I will

bear true faith and allegiance to the Constitution of

India as by law established, that I will uphold the

sovereignty and integrity of India, that I will duly

and faithfully and to the best of my ability,

knowledge and judgement perform the duties of my

office without fear or favour, affection or ill will and

that I will uphold the Constitution and the laws and

conscientiously discharge my duties as a

Chairperson/Member of Goa Staff Selection

Commission.

I,………………… as Chairperson/Member of Goa

Staff Selection Commission will not directly or

indirectly communicate or reveal to any person or

persons any matter which shall be brought under

my consideration or shall become known to me as a

Chairperson/Member of Goa Staff Selection

Commission except as may be required for the due

discharge of my duties as such Chairperson/Member.

deputation

from

Government

Department.

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FORM – II

(See rule 13)

The Annual Report referred under sub-section (2) of

the section 10 of the Act, shall be as under and

contain the following details:—

Report for the year ending

Total numbers and details of

requisition received from

Departments to conduct

recruitment process.

No. of posts advertised and

pay scale of each post.

Reservation Details

Date of Advertisement

Details of News papers in

which advertisement published :

Cost of advertisement

Total amount of fees received

from candidates.

No. of applications received

from various categories

No. of candidates who

appeared for examination

(Category wise)

Postwise details of No. of

candidates selected/shortlisted. :

Details of total expenditure

incurred for conduct of

examination.

No. of centres used for

conduct of examination

alongwith Taluka wise

details.

Any other information as

may be deemed necessary

by Commission.

———ttt———

Department of Revenue

Notification

16/1/1/2020-Rev-I/2980

In exercise of the powers under section 2

sub-section (38) of the Goa Land Revenue

Code 1968 (Act No. 9 of 1969) Government

hereby notify the following villages as “urban

area” for the purpose of this Act.

Sr. No.

Name of taluka

Name of the Villages

notify in Urban area

Pernem

Arambol

Mandrem

Morjim

Parcem

Bardez

Aldona

Anjuna

Calangute

Candolim

Colvale

10.

Corlim

11.

Guirim

12.

Moira

13.

Nerul

14.

Penha de Franca

15.

Pilerne

16.

Reis Magos

17.

Saligao

18.

Salvador do

Mundo

19.

Siolim

20.

Socorro (Serula)

21.

Bicholim

Carapur

22.

Satari

Onda

23.

Tiswadi

Bambolim

24.

Calapor

25.

Chimbel

26.

Cumbarjua

27.

Goa Velha

28.

Jua

29.

Mercurim

30.

Murda

31.

Navelim

32.

Ponda

Bandora

33.

Borim

34.

Candola

35.

Curti

36.

Marcaim

37.

Orgao

38.

Priol

39.

Quela

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40.

Usgao

41.

Salcete

Aquem

42.

Benaulim

43.

Chinchinim

44.

Curtorim

45.

Davorlim

46.

Nuvem

47.

Raia

48.

Sao Jose de Areal

49.

Varca

50.

Verna

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51.

Mormugao

Chicalim

52.

Cortalim

53.

Pale

54.

Sancoale

55.

Quepem

Xeldem

56.

Sanguem

Sanvordem

By order and in the name of the

Governor of Goa.

Sudin A. Natu, Under Secretary (Revenue-I).

Porvorim, 27th January, 2020.