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Panaji, 4th March, 2021 (Phalguna 13, 1942)

SERIES I No. 49

Reg. No. RNP/GOA/32/2021-2023

RNI No. GOAENG/2002/6410

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

NOTES

There is an Extraordinary issue to the Official Gazette, Series I No. 48 dated 25-2-2021, namely:—

Extraordinary dated 3-3-2021 Notification No. 2/58/2015/HSG from pages 2035 to 2048 regarding Goa Housing

Board (Regulation, Allotment and Sale of Plots (First Amendment) Rules, 2021 from Department of Housing.

INDEX

Department

Order/Notification

Subject

Pages

Civil Supplies &

Ord.- DCS/S/FSL/2020-21/395

Repealing of the GDD Foodstuff Dealers

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Consumer Affairs

Licensing Orders, 1979.

Dir. & ex officio Jt. Secy.

Co-operation

Not.-15-17-2010/ADT/RCS/3871 Fixation of Audit fees payable to the

2050

Registrar &

Government.

ex officio Jt. Secretary

Fisheries

Ord.- DF/GB/FISH BUYING

Registration of the individual fisherman

2060

Dir. & ex officio Jt. Secretary

AGENTS/2020-21/1414

to transport their fish catch.

4. a. Law (Legal Affairs)

Not.- 10/4/2019-LA

The Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights)

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Joint Secretary

Act, 2019.

b. —do—

Not.-10/4/2019-LA

The Appropriation (No. 3) Act, 2019.

2066

c. Law (Estt.) Division

Not. GSLSA/GOA/

Amendment of the Goa State Legal Services

2069

Member Secretary

/Notification/2021

Authority Regulation,1998.

Public Health

Ord.- 22/8/2019-I/PHD/482

Redesignation of post of Clinical Instructor

2069

Under Secretary

to Tutor.

PWD

Not.- 8-4/CE-PWD-Accts/

Extension of validity of Due recovery and

2070

Principal Chief Engineer

/2020-21/1984.

Settlement Scheme, 2020-21.

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

GOVERNMENT OF GOA

Department of Civil Supplies and

Consumer Affairs

––

Order

DCS/S/FSL/2020-21/395

In pursuance of clause 3 of the Order

No. G.S.R. 929(E) dated 29th September, 2016

namely

the

Removal

Licensing

Requirement, Stock Limits and Movement

Restriction on Specified Foodstuff Order, 2016,

issued by the Government of India, Ministry

of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public

Distribution (Department of Consumer

Affairs), the Order namely the Goa, Daman

and Diu Foodstuff Dealers Licensing Order,

1979 is hereby repealed with immediate

effect, except in respect of things done or

omitted to be under the said order.

By order and in the name of Governor of

Goa.

Siddhivinayak S. Naik, Director, Civil

Supplies and Consumer Affairs & ex officio

Joint Secretary.

Panaji, 2nd March, 2021.

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Department of Co-operation

Office of the Registrar of Co-operative Societies

Notification

15-17-2010/ADT/RCS/3871

In exercise of the powers vested in me under section 74(5) of the Goa Co-op. Societies Act,

2001 read with the Rule 114 (1) (a) of the Goa Co-operative Societies Rules, 2003 and with

prior approval of the Government, I, Registrar of Co-operative Societies, Government of Goa

hereby fix Audit fees payable to the Government as per the scale of audit fees appended

herewith for undertaking scrutiny of audit/inspection reports, filing of returns, constitution of

Panel of Auditors and providing such other allied functions prescribed under the Act. The

above scale of audit fees is applicable from the Co-operative year 2019-2020.

This issued with the approval of Finance Department, Government of Goa.

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

Arvind B. Khutkar, Registrar of Co-op. Societies & ex officio Joint Secretary.

Panaji, 18th February, 2021.

,INDEX FOR ASSESSING AUDIT FEES FOR VARIOUS TYPES OF SOCIETIES

Sr. No.

Type of Society

STATE CO-OPERATIVE BANKS

RESOURCE SOCIETIES

(a)

1. Urban Co-op. Credit Societies

(b)

1. Employees Co-op./Salary Earners Co-op. Credit Society.

(c)

1. Thrift Co-operatives/Associations having credit business

2. Housing Co-operative Federation having credit business

(d)

1. Service Resource having credit counter/business.

2. Multipurpose Societies having credit counter/business

AGRICULTURAL SERVICE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES

(a)

1. Service/VKSS Co-op. Societies.

2. Multipurpose Co-op. Societies

CONSUMER CO-OP. SOCIETIES

(a)

1. Consumer Co-op. Societies.

2. Marketing Societies/Federation other than Agricultural Marketing

CO-OPERATIVE BANKS

(a)

1. Urban Co-op. Bank

CO-OPERATIVE FARMING SOCIETIES

(a)

1. Dairy Co-operatives

(b)

1. Poultry Co-operatives

2. Farming Co-operatives

(c)

1. Fisheries Co-operatives

CO-OPERATIVE HOUSING SOCIETIES

PROCESSING SOCIETIES

(a)

1. Sugar Factory

(b)

1. Other Processing Co-operatives

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PRODUCERS SOCIETIES

(a)

1. Industrial Co-operatives

(b)

1. Labour Co-operatives

(c)

1. Other Producers Co-operatives

(d)

1. Milk Producers/Union

10.

LIFT IRRIGATION SOCIETIES

(a)

1. Panivantap

11.

GENERAL CO-OP. SOCIETIES

(a)

1. Transport Co-operatives

2. Other General Societies (not falling in either of the above sub-classes)

(b)

1. Co-operative Union/Co-operative Training Institutions

(c)

1. Self Help Groups/Co-operatives

(c)

1. Societies under Liquidation

1. STATE CO-OPERATIVE BANKS

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

Payable to

Government (in `)

State Co-op.

Working Capital

1. For the first ` 10 lakhs of working capital

450/-

Bank

basis

2. For the next ` 40 lakhs but not exceeding

` 50 lakhs

750/-

3. For the next ` 50 lakhs but not exceeding

` 1 Crore

1050/-

4. For every ` 1 lakh after ` 1 Crore

18/-

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum in case of Head Office

9,000/-

Maximum in case of Head Office

18,000/-

Minimum in case of every branch

3,000/-

Maximum in case of every branch

7,500/-

Overall fees shall not exceed

1,20,000/-

For every branch of the Bank separate audit fees shall be charged as per scale applicable to the Head

office of the State Coop. Bank and other financing agencies. While charging the audit fees to the Head

office working capital of the branches shall be deducted from the working capital of Head Office.

2. RESOURCE SOCIETIES

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

2(a)

Payable to

Government (in `)

Urban Coop.

Working Capital

1. For working capital upto ` 1 lakhs

180/-

Credit

basis

2. For next ` 9 lakhs of working capital but

Societies

not exceeding ` 10 lakhs

450/-

3. For next ` 10 lakhs of working capital but

900/-

not exceeding ` 20 lakhs

4. For next ` 30 lakhs but

1,500/-

not exceeding ` 50 lakhs

5. For every ` 1 lakh after ` 50 lakhs

18/-

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum in case of Head Office

1,500/-

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Maximum in case of Head Office

9,000/-

Minimum in case of every branch

1,500/-

Maximum in case of every branch

3,900/-

Overall fees shall not exceed

99,000/-

Minimum in case having no branches

1,500/-

Maximum in case having no branches

12,000/-

For every branch of the society separate audit fees shall be charged as per the scales laid down subject

to the maximum and minimum ceiling indicated above. While assessing the audit fees of the Head Office,

the working capital of the branches shall be deducted. Similarly while assessing the audit fees against

the branches, the working capital of the Head Office would be deducted.

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

2(b)

Payable to

Government (in `)

Employees/

Working Capital

1. For working capital upto ` 1 lakh

300/-

Salary

basis

2. For next ` 9.00 lakhs of working capital but

Earners

not exceeding ` 10 lakhs

600/-

Co-operative

3. For next ` 10.00 lakhs of working capital but

900/-

Credit

not exceeding ` 20 lakhs

Societies

4. For next ` 30 lakhs but

1,500/-

not exceeding ` 50 lakhs

5. For every ` 1 lakh after ` 50 lakhs

18/-

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum

1,500/-

Maximum

15,000/-

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

2(c)

Payable to

Government (in `)

Housing Co-operative

Working

1. For working capital upto ` 1 lakh

450/-

Federation

Capital

2. For next ` 9.00 lakhs of working

having Credit

basis

capital but not exceeding ` 10 lakhs

750/-

Business and Thrift

3. For next ` 10.00 lakhs of working

1,050/-

Co-operative Societies/

capital but not exceeding ` 20 lakhs

/Association having

4. For next ` 30 lakhs but

1,500/-

credit business

not exceeding ` 50 lakhs

5. For every ` 1 lakh after ` 50 lakhs

18/-

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum

1,500/-

Maximum

15,000/-

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

2(d)

Payable to

Government (in `)

Service Resource

Working

1. For working capital upto ` 1 lakh

450/-

having credit counter/

Capital basis

2. For next ` 9.00 lakhs of working

Multipurpose Societies

capital but not exceeding ` 10 lakhs

750/-

having Credit counter

3. For next ` 10.00 lakhs of working

1,050/-

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capital but not exceeding ` 20 lakhs

4. For next ` 30 lakhs of but

1,500/-

not exceeding ` 50 lakhs

5. For every ` 1 lakh after ` 50 lakhs

18/-

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum in case of Head Office

3,000/-

Maximum in case of Head Office

4,500/-

Minimum in case of every branch

2,100/-

Maximum in case of every branch

2,400/-

Overall fees shall not exceed

45,000/-

Minimum in case having no branches

3,000/-

Maximum in case having no branches

6,000/-

For every branch of the society undertaking credit counter shall be charged separate audit fees as per

the scales laid down subject to the maximum and minimum ceiling indicated above. While assessing the

audit fees of the Head Office, the working capital of the branches shall be deducted. Similarly while

assessing the audit fees against the branches, the working capital of the Head Office would be deducted.

Note : While calculating the working capital, the funds utilised for undertaking other business activities

of V.K.S.S./Multipurpose societies shall be separated and assessed in the scale prescribed under 3(a).

3. AGRICULTURAL SERVICE CO-OP. SOCIETIES

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

3(a)

Payable to

Government (in `)

Service/V.K.S.S.

Turnover basis

1. For first ` 1.00 lakh

300/-

Co-op. Societies

(Sales)

2. For next ` 4 lakhs up to ` 5.00 lakhs

450/-

and

3. For next ` 25 lakhs

750/-

Multipurpose

4. For next ` 70 lakhs

1,800/-

Co-op. Societies

5. For next ` 2 crore

3,600/-

6. For every ` 1 crore exceeding ` 3 crore

900/-

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum in case of Head Office

1,500/-

Maximum in case of Head Office

3,000/-

Minimum in case of every branch

900/-

Maximum in case of every branch

2,250/-

Overall fees shall not exceed

9,000/-

Minimum in case having no branches

3,600/-

Maximum in case having no branches

7,500/-

Every branch shall be charged separate audit fees as per scale laid down subject to the minimum and

maximum ceiling indicated above, while charging the audit fees to the Head Office the turnover of the

branches shall be deducted for the purpose of levying audit fees. Turnover means a sales only.

4. CONSUMER CO-OP. SOCIETIES

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

4(a)

Payable to

Government (in `)

Consumer

Turnover basis

1. For first ` 1.00 lakh

300/-

Co-op. Societies

(Sales)

2. For next ` 4 lakhs up to ` 5.00 lakhs

450/-

and

3. For next ` 25 lakhs

750/-

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Marketing

4. For next ` 70 lakhs

1,800/-

Societies/

5. For next ` 2 crores

3,600/-

Federation

6. For every ` 1 crore

900/-

other than

exceeding ` 3.00 crores

Agricultural

Marketing

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum in case of Head Office

4,500/-

Maximum in case of Head Office

9,000/-

Minimum in case of every branch

3,000/-

Maximum in case of every branch

7,500/-

Overall fees shall not exceed

9,000/-

Minimum in case having no branches

4,500/-

Maximum in case having no branches

12,000/-

Every branch shall be charged separate audit fees as per scale laid down subject to the minimum and

maximum ceiling indicated above, while charging the audit fees to the Head Office the turnover of the

branches shall be deducted for the purpose of levying audit fees. Turnover means a sales only.

5. CO-OPERATIVE BANKS

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

5(a)

Payable to

Government (in `)

Urban Co-op.

Working Capital

1. For working capital upto ` 25.00 lakhs

750/-

Bank

basis

2. For next ` 25.00 lakhs but

not exceeding ` 50.00 lakhs

1,050/-

3. For next ` 50.00 lakhs but

1,500/-

not exceeding ` 1.00 crore

4. For every ` 1 lakh after ` 1.00 crore

18/-

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum in case of Head Office

3,000/-

Maximum in case of Head Office

9,000/-

Minimum in case of every branch

1,500/-

Maximum in case of every branch

7,500/-

Overall fees shall not exceed

1,20,000/-

For every branch of the Bank separate audit fees shall be charged as per the scale laid down subject

to the maximum and minimum ceiling indicated above. While assessing the audit fees to the Head Office

working capital of the branches shall be deducted. Similarly while assessing the audit fees against the

branches, the working capital of the Head Office would be deducted.

6. CO-OPERATIVE FARMING SOCIETIES

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

6(a)

Payable to

Government (in `)

Dairy

Turnover

1. For the first ` 1 lakh of turnover

150/-

Co-operatives

basis

2. For the next ` 2 lakhs of turnover

but not more than ` 3 lakhs

195/-

3. For every ` 1 lakh over

30/-

` 3 lakhs of turnover

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Subject to following conditions:

Minimum

1,500/-

Maximum

10,500/-

NOTE:- Meaning of the Turnover.

Turnover means the aggregate of the totals on receipt and disbursement side minus the aggregate of

the opening and closing cash balance and withdrawals from deposits into current and saving accounts

of the bank as shown therein as on 31st March of each preceding year. Deposits and withdrawals from

pledge, hypothecation and other cash credit accounts shall be included in the figure of turnover.

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

6(b)

Payable to

Government (in `)

Poultry

Turnover

1. For the first ` 1 lakh of turnover

75/-

Co-operatives

basis

2. For the next ` 4 lakhs of turnover

and

but not more than ` 5 lakhs

195/-

Farming

3. For the next ` 5 lakhs of turnover

228/-

Co-operatives

but not more than ` 10 lakhs

4. For every ` 1 lakh over

18/-

` 10 lakhs of turnover

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum

1,500/-

Maximum

4,500/-

In levying audit fees on the turnover (sales) the working capital of such societies employed in its

supplying business as on the last day of the Co-op. year should be deducted from the total working capital

and the society is liable to pay audit fees as per existing orders.

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

6(c)

Payable to

Government (in `)

Fisheries

Turnover

1. For first ` 1 lakh of turnover

90/-

Co-operatives

basis

2. For the next ` 2 lakhs of turnover

(Sales)

but not exceeding ` 3 lakhs

120/-

3. For the next ` 2 lakhs of turnover

105/-

but not exceeding ` 5 lakhs

4. For the next ` 5 lakhs of turnover

120/-

but not exceeding ` 10 lakhs

5. For every ` 1 lakh over

10.50/-

` 10 lakhs of turnover

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum in case of Head Office

3,000/-

Maximum in case of Head Office

7,500/-

Minimum in case of every branch

1,500/-

Maximum in case of every branch

4,500/-

Overall fees shall not exceed

45,000/-

While charging the audit fees to the Head Office the turnover of the branches shall be deducted. If

purchases and sales of fisheries co-op. societies are doing other business separate audit fees shall be

charged on such other business at the rate of ` 10% on the adat or commission earned on such business.

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If such societies are doing the business of giving on hire, machinery, tools, trucks, implements, building

etc. additional audit fees shall be charged at the rate of ` 6% of the hire charges earned on such hire.

Turnover is taken to mean “sales” only excluding sales in case other business.

7. CO-OP. HOUSING SOCIETIES

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

Payable to Government (in `)

Housing

No. of

` 15 per member

Societies

member

basis

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum

` 900/-

Maximum

` 4,500/-

8. PROCESSING SOCIETIES

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

8(a)

Payable to

Government (in `)

FERTILISER SECTION

Sugar

Turnover

1. For first ` 1 lakh of turnover

90/-

factory

basis

2. For the next ` 4 lakhs of turnover

but not more than ` 5 lakhs

105/-

3. For the next ` 5 lakhs of turnover

150/-

but not more than ` 10 lakhs

4. For every ` 1 lakh of turnover

15/-

exceeding ` 10 lakhs

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum

3,000/-

Maximum

4,500/-

In addition to above

Factories under crushing per sugar bag of 100 kg (50 X 2)

7.5 paise

Factories under construction are charged ` 10,000/- only.

3,000/-

Factories not licensed for crushing and stagnant should not be levied.

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

8(b)

Payable to

Government (in `)

Processing

Turnover

1. For the first ` 1 lakh of turnover

75/-

basis

2. For the next ` 4 lakhs of turnover

but not more than ` 5 lakhs

195/-

3. For the next ` 5 lakhs of turnover

228/-

but not more than ` 10 lakhs

4. For every ` 1 lakh over

18/-

` 10 lakhs of turnover

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum

1,500/-

Maximum

4,500/-

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In levying such separate audit fees on the turnover (sales) the working capital of such societies

employed in its supplying business as on the last day of the Co-operative year should be deducted from

the total working capital and the society is liable to pay audit fees as per existing orders.

9. PRODUCERS SOCIETIES

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

9(a)

Payable to

Government (in `)

Industrial

Working

1. For the first ` 1,00,000/-

120/-

Co-op. Societies

capital basis

2. For the next ` 4 lakhs but

(Non agricultural

not more than ` 5 lakhs

60/-

non credit

3. For every ` 1 lakh

22.50/-

societies (except

exceeding ` 5 lakhs

Industrial

Association and

Consumers

Societies)

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum

1,500/-

Maximum

4,500/-

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

9(b)

Payable to

Government (in `)

Labour

Turnover

1. For the first ` 1 lakh of turnover

75/-

Co-op. Societies

basis

2. For the next ` 4 lakhs of turnover

but not more than ` 5 lakhs

195/-

3. For the next ` 5 lakhs of turnover

228/-

but not more than ` 10 lakhs

4. For every ` 1 lakh over

18/-

` 10 lakhs of turnover

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum

1,500/-

Maximum

4,500/-

In levying such separate audit fees on the turnover (sales) the working capital of such societies

employed in its supplying business as on the last day of the Co-op. year should be deducted from the total

working capital and the society is liable to pay audit fees as per existing orders.

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

9(c)

Payable to

Government (in `)

Other Producer

Turnover

1. For the first ` 1 lakh of turnover

450/-

Co-operative

basis

2. For the next ` 2 lakhs of turnover

Societies

but not more than ` 3 lakhs

750/-

3. For every ` 1 lakh over

18/-

` 3 lakhs of turnover

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum

1,500/-

Maximum

10,500/-

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Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

9(d)

Payable to

Government (in `)

Milk Producers/

Turnover

1. For the first ` 1 lakh of turnover

450/-

Union

basis

2. For the next ` 2 lakhs of turnover

but not more than ` 3 lakhs

600/-

3. For every ` 1 lakh over

18/-

` 3 lakhs of turnover

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum

3,000/-

Maximum

90,000/-

10. LIFT IRRIGATION SOCIETIES

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

10(a)

Payable to

Government (in `)

Water Distribution

Turnover

1. For the first ` 1 lakh of turnover

60/-

Societies

basis

2. For the next ` 2 lakhs of turnover

75/-

(Panivantap)

but not more than ` 3 lakhs

3. For every ` 1 lakh over

13.50/-

` 3 lakhs of turnover

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum

600/-

Maximum

6,600/-

NOTE:- Meaning of the Turnover.

Turnover means the aggregate of the totals on receipt and disbursement side minus the aggregate of

the opening and closing cash balance and withdrawals from deposits into current and saving accounts

of the bank as shown therein as on 31st March of each preceding year. Deposits and withdrawals from

pledge, hypothecation and other cash credit accounts shall be included in the figure of turnover.

11. GENERAL CO-OP. SOCIETIES

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

11(a)

Payable to

Government (in `)

Transport

Turnover

1. For the first ` 1 lakh of turnover

75/-

Co-op. Societies

basis

2. For the next ` 4 lakhs of turnover

and

but not more than ` 5 lakhs

195/-

Other General

3. For the next ` 5 lakhs of turnover

228/-

Societies (Not

but not more than ` 10 lakhs

falling in either

4. For every ` 1 lakh over

18/-

of the above

` 10 lakhs of turnover

sub-classes)

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum

1,500/-

Maximum

4,500/-

In levying audit fees on the turnover (sales) the working capital of such societies employed in its

supplying business as on the last day of the Coop. year should be deducted from the total working capital

and the society is liable to pay audit fees as per existing orders.

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Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

11(b)

Payable to

Government (in `)

Co-operative

Working

1. For working capital upto ` 25.00 lakhs

600/-

Union/

Capital

2. For next ` 25.00 lakhs

Training

basis

but not exceeding ` 50.00 lakhs

900/-

Institutions

3. For next ` 50.00 lakhs

1200/-

but not exceeding ` 1.00 crore

4. For every ` 1 lakh after

18/-

` 1.00 crore

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum

3000/-

Maximum

4,500/-

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

11(c)

Payable to Government (in `)

Self Help Groups/

Number of

` 15 per member

Co-operatives

members

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum

` 300/-

Maximum

` 1,500/-

Type of society

Basis of audit fees

Scale of audit fees

11(d)

Payable to Government (in `)

Coop. Societies in

Turnover

All the societies which are in liquidation as at the

liquidation

end of co-op. year except those societies which have

already paid the audit fees for particular year before

the winding up orders was passed shall be assessed

at the rate of 13 paise % on the turnover for the close

of the co-op. year.

Subject to following conditions:

Minimum

` 150/-

Maximum

` 3,200/-

Note:- Meaning of turnover

The turnover in case of societies in liquidation shall be the total of the receipts and payments of

accounts as on the last day of the proceeding co-op. year minus the total opening balance and closing

balance, withdrawal from the Bank and deposits into the Bank where the liquidation proceedings are

completed and the accounts of the societies are finally written up with a view to cancellation of its

registration. The audit fee shall be levied on the basis of turnover with the meaning of turnover as under:—

The closing entries which are required to be passed in respect of several items of unreliable accounts

unpayable liabilities against the profits and loss account while arriving at turnover of the society for the

purpose of levy of audit fees.

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Department of Fisheries

Directorate of Fisheries

——

Order

DF/GB/FISH BUYING AGENTS/

/2020-21/1414

Administrative approval of Government is

hereby accorded to permit and register the

individual fishermen to transport their fish

catch within the State or outside the State.

The details of fees are as follows:

Sr.

Type of vessel as per VRC

Fees per vessel

No.

(Trawler/Purse-seiner)

per season

<15 mtrs.: Trawler/Purse-seiner

Rs. 2,000/-

Fishing Vessel

15 to 18 mtrs.- Trawler Fishing

Rs. 3,000/-

Vessel

15 to 18 mtrs.- Purse-seiner/

Rs. 5,000/-

Trawler-cum-Purse-seiner

Fishing Vessel

18-20 mtrs.: Trawler/Purse-seiner Rs. 8,000/-

Fishing Vessel

>20 mtrs.: Trawler/Purse-seiner

Rs. 10,000/-

Fishing Vessel

Canoe Owner/Ramponkar

Rs. 1,000/-

This is issued with the approval of the

Government vide inward No. 178 dated

24-06-2020.

By order and in the name of Governor of

Goa.

Dr. Shamila Monteiro, Director & ex officio

Joint Secretary (Fisheries).

Panaji, 1st July, 2020.

———ttt———

Department of Law

Legal Affairs Division

Notification

10/4/2019-LA

The Transgender Persons (Protection of

Rights) Act, 2019 (Central Act No. 40 of 2019),

which has been passed by Parliament

and assented to by the President on

05-12-2019 and published in the Gazette of

India, Extraordinary, Part II, Section 1 dated

05-12-2019, is hereby published for the

general information of the public.

D. S. Raut Dessai, Joint Secretary (Law).

Porvorim, 21st May, 2020.

________

THE TRANSGENDER PERSONS

(PROTECTION OF RIGHTS)

ACT, 2019

ACT

to provide for protection of rights of

transgender persons and their welfare and

for matters connected therewith and

incidental thereto.

BE it enacted by Parliament in the

Seventieth Year of the Republic of India as

follows:—

CHAPTER I

Preliminary

1. Short title, extent and commencement.—

(1) This Act may be called the Transgender

Persons (Protection of Rights) Act, 2019.

(2) It extends to the whole of India.

(3) It shall come into force on such date as

the Central Government may, by notification

in the Official Gazette, appoint.

2. Definitions.— In this Act, unless the

context otherwise requires,—

(a) “appropriate Government” means,—

(i) in relation to the Central

Government or any establishment,

wholly or substantially financed by that

Government, the Central Government;

(ii) in relation to a State Government

or any establishment, wholly or

substantially

financed

that

Government, or any local authority, the

State Government;

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(b) “establishment” means—

(i) any body or authority

established by or under a

Central Act or a State Act or

an authority or a body owned

or controlled or aided by the

Government

local

authority, or a Government

company as defined in section

2 of the Companies Act, 2013,

and includes a Department of

the Government; or

(ii) any company or body corporate

or association or body of individuals,

firm, co-operative or other society,

association, trust, agency, institution;

related by blood or marriage or by

adoption made in accordance with law;

(d) “inclusive education” means a

system of education wherein transgender

students learn together with other students

without fear of discrimination, neglect,

harassment or intimidation and the system

of teaching and learning is suitably

adapted to meet the learning needs of

such students;

(e) “institution” means an institution,

whether public or private, for the

reception, care, protection, education,

training

any

other

service

transgender persons;

(f) “local authority” means the municipal

corporation or Municipality or Panchayat

or any other local body constituted under

any law for the time being in force for

providing municipal services or basic

services, as the case may be, in respect of

areas under its jurisdiction;

(g) “National Council” means the

National Council for Transgender Persons

established under section 16;

(h) “notification” means a notification

published in the Official Gazette;

(i) “person with intersex variations”

means a person who at birth shows

variation in his or her primary sexual

characteristics,

external

genitalia,

chromosomes or hormones from normative

standard of male or female body;

(j) “prescribed” means prescribed by

rules made by the appropriate Government

under this Act; and

(k) “transgender person” means a

person whose gender does not match with

the gender assigned to that person at birth

and includes trans-man or trans-woman

(whether or not such person has

undergone Sex Reassignment Surgery or

hormone therapy or laser therapy or such

other therapy), person with intersex

variations, genderqueer and person having

such socio-cultural identities as kinner,

hijra, aravani and jogta.

CHAPTER II

Prohibition Against Discrimination

3. Prohibition against discrimination.— No

person or establishment shall discriminate

against a transgender person on any of the

following grounds, namely:—

(a) the denial, or discontinuation of, or

unfair

treatment

in,

educational

establishments and services thereof;

(b) the unfair treatment in, or in relation

to, employment or occupation;

employment or occupation;

(d) the denial or discontinuation of, or

unfair treatment in, healthcare services;

(e) the denial or discontinuation of, or

unfair treatment with regard to, access to,

or provision or enjoyment or use of any

goods, accommodation, service, facility,

benefit, privilege or opportunity dedicated

to the use of the general public or

customarily available to the public;

(j) the denial or discontinuation of, or

unfair treatment with regard to the right of

movement;

18 of 2013.

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(g) the denial or discontinuation of, or

unfair treatment with regard to the right

to reside, purchase, rent, or otherwise

occupy any property;

(h) the denial or discontinuation of, or

unfair treatment in, the opportunity to

stand for or hold public or private office;

and

(i) the denial of access to, removal from,

or unfair treatment in, Government or

private establishment in whose care or

custody a transgender person maybe.

CHAPTER III

Recognition of Identity of Transgender Persons

4. Recognition of identity of transgender

person.— (1) A transgender person shall have

a right to be recognised as such, in

accordance with the provisions of this Act.

(2) A person recognised as transgender

under sub-section (1) shall have a right to

self-perceived gender identity.

5. Application for certificate of identity.—

A transgender person may make an

application to the District Magistrate for

issuing a certificate of identity as a

transgender person, in such form and

manner, and accompanied with such

documents, as may be prescribed:

Provided that in the case of a minor child,

such application shall be made by a parent

or guardian of such child.

6. Issue of certificate of identity.— (1) The

District Magistrate shall issue to the applicant

under section 5, a certificate of identity as

transgender person after following such

procedure and in such form and manner,

within such time, as may be prescribed

indicating the gender of such person as

transgender.

(2) The gender of transgender person shall

be recorded in all official documents in

accordance with certificate issued under

sub-section (1).

(3) A certificate issued to a person under

sub-section (1) shall confer rights and be a

proof of recognition of his identity as a

transgender person.

7. Change in gender.— (1) After the issue

of a certificate under sub-section (1) of

section 6, if a transgender person undergoes

surgery to change gender either as a male

or female, such person may make an

application, along with a certificate issued

to that effect by the Medical Superintendent

or Chief Medical Officer of the medical

institution in which that person has

undergone surgery, to the District Magistrate

for revised certificate, in such form and

manner as may be prescribed.

(2) The District Magistrate shall, on receipt

of an application along with the certificate

issued by the Medical Superintendent or

Chief Medical Officer, and on being satisfied

with the correctness of such certificate, issue

a certificate indicating change in gender in

such form and manner and within such time,

as may be prescribed.

(3) The person who has been issued a

certificate of identity under section 6 or a

revised certificate under sub-section (2)

shall be entitled to change the first name in

the birth certificate and all other official

documents relating to the identity of such

person:

Provided that such change in gender and

the issue of revised certificate under sub-

section (2) shall not affect the rights and

entitlements of such person under this Act.

CHAPTER IV

Welfare measures by Government

8. Obligation of appropriate Government.—

(1) The appropriate Government shall take

steps to secure full and effective participation

of transgender persons and their inclusion

in society.

(2) The appropriate Government shall take

such welfare measures as may be

prescribed to protect the rights and interests

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of transgender persons, and facilitate their

access to welfare schemes framed by that

Government.

(3) The appropriate Government shall

formulate welfare schemes and programmes

which are transgender sensitive, non-

stigmatising and non-discriminatory.

(4) The appropriate Government shall take

steps for the rescue, protection and

rehabilitation of transgender persons to

address the needs of such persons.

(5) The appropriate Government shall take

appropriate measures to promote and protect

the right of transgender persons to

participate in cultural and recreational

activities.

CHAPTER V

Obligation of Establishments and other Persons

9. Non-discrimination in employment.— No

establishment shall discriminate against any

transgender person in any matter relating to

employment including, but not limited to,

recruitment, promotion and other related

issues.

10. Obligations of establishments.— Every

establishment shall ensure compliance with

the provisions of this Act and provide such

facilities to transgender persons as may be

prescribed.

11. Grievance redressal mechanism.— Every

establishment shall designate a person to be

a complaint officer to deal with the

complaints relating to violation of the

provisions of this Act.

12. Right of residence.— (1) No child shall

be separated from parents or immediate

family on the ground of being a transgender,

except on an order of a competent court, in

the interest of such child.

(2) Every transgender person shall have—

(a) a right to reside in the household

where parent or immediate family

members reside;

(b) a right not to be excluded from such

household or any part thereof; and

of such household in a non-discriminatory

manner.

(3) Where any parent or a member of his

immediate family is unable to take care of a

transgender, the competent court shall by

an order direct such person to be placed in

rehabilitation centre.

CHAPTER VI

Education, Social Security and Health of

Transgender Persons

13. Obligation of educational institutions

to provide inclusive education to transgender

persons.— Every educational institution

funded or recognised by the appropriate

Government shall provide inclusive education

and opportunities for sports, recreation and

leisure activities to transgender persons

without discrimination on an equal basis with

others.

14.

Vocational

training

and

self-

employment.— The appropriate Government

shall formulate welfare schemes and

programmes to facilitate and support

livelihood for transgender persons including

their vocational training and self-employment.

15. Healthcare facilities.— The appropriate

Government shall take the following

measures in relation to transgender persons,

namely:—

(a) to set up separate human immuno-

deficiency virus Sero-surveillance Centres

to conduct sero-surveillance for such

persons in accordance with the guidelines

issued by the National AIDS Control

Organisation in this behalf;

(b) to provide for medical care facility

including sex reassignment surgery and

hormonal therapy;

surgery and hormonal therapy counselling;

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(d) bring out a Health Manual related to

sex reassignment surgery in accordance

with the World Profession Association for

Transgender Health guidelines;

(e) review of medical curriculum and

research for doctors to address their

specific health issues;

(f) to facilitate access to transgender

persons in hospitals and other healthcare

institutions and centres;

(g) provision for coverage of medical

expenses by a comprehensive insurance

scheme for Sex Reassignment Surgery,

hormonal therapy, laser therapy or any

other health issues of transgender persons.

CHAPTER VII

National Council for Transgender Persons

16. National Council for Transgender

Persons.— (1) The Central Government shall

by notification constitute a National Council

for Transgender Persons to exercise the

powers conferred on, and to perform the

functions assigned to it, under this Act.

(2) The National Council shall consist of—

(a) the Union Minister in-charge of the

Ministry

Social

Justice

and

Empowerment, Chairperson, ex officio;

(b) the Minister of State, in-charge of

the Ministry of Social Justice and

Empowerment in the Government, Vice-

Chairperson, ex officio;

in-charge of the Ministry of Social Justice

and Empowerment, Member, ex officio;

(d) one representative each from the

Ministries of Health and Family Welfare,

Home Affairs, Housing and Urban Affairs,

Minority Affairs, Human Resources

Development, Rural Development, Labour

and Employment and Departments of Legal

Affairs, Pensions and Pensioners Welfare

and National Institute for Transforming

India Aayog, not below the rank of Joint

Secretaries to the Government of India,

Members, ex officio;

(e) one representative each from the

National Human Rights Commission and

National Commission for Women, not below

the rank of Joint Secretaries to the

Government of India, Members, ex officio;

(f)

representatives

the

State

Governments and Union territories by

rotation, one each from the North, South,

East, West and North-East regions, to be

nominated by the Central Government,

Members, ex officio;

(g) five representatives of transgender

community, by rotation, from the State

Governments and Union territories, one

each from the North, South, East, West and

North-East regions, to be nominated by the

Central Government, Members;

(h) five experts, to represent non-

governmental

organisations

associations, working for the welfare of

transgender persons, to be nominated by

the Central Government, Members; and

(i) Joint Secretary to the Government of

India in the Ministry of Social Justice and

Empowerment dealing with the welfare of

the

transgender

persons,

Member

Secretary, ex officio.

(3) A Member of National Council, other

than ex officio member, shall hold office for a

term of three years from the date of his

nomination.

17. Functions of Council.— The National

Council shall perform the following functions,

namely:—

(a) to advise the Central Government on

the formulation of policies, programmes,

legislation and projects with respect to

transgender persons;

(b) to monitor and evaluate the impact

of policies and programmes designed for

achieving equality and full participation of

transgender persons;

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activities of all the departments of

Government and other Governmental and

non-Governmental Organisations which

are dealing with matters relating to

transgender persons;

(d) to redress the grievances of

transgender persons; and

(e) to perform such other functions as

may be prescribed by the Central

Government.

CHAPTER VIII

Offences and Penalties

18. Offences and penalties.— Whoever,—

(a) compels or entices a transgender

person to indulge in the act of forced or

bonded labour other than any compulsory

service for public purposes imposed by

Government;

(b) denies a transgender person the

right of passage to a public place or

obstructs such person from using or

having access to a public place to which

other members have access to or a right

to use;

to leave household, village or other place

of residence; and

(d) harms or injures or endangers the

life, safety, health or well-being, whether

mental or physical, of a transgender person

or tends to do acts including causing

physical abuse, sexual abuse, verbal and

emotional abuse and economic abuse,

shall be punishable with imprisonment for a

term which shall not be less than six months

but which may extend to two years and with

fine.

CHAPTER IX

Miscellaneous

19. Grants by Central Government.— The

Central Government shall, from time to time,

after due appropriation made by Parliament

by law in this behalf, credit such sums to the

National Council as may be necessary for

carrying out the purposes of this Act.

20. Act not in derogation of any other

law.— The provisions of this Act shall be in

addition to, and not in derogation of, any other

law for the time being in force.

21. Protection of action taken in good

faith.— No suit, prosecution or other legal

proceeding shall lie against the appropriate

Government or any local authority or any

officer of the Government in respect of

anything which is in good faith done or

intended to be done in pursuance of the

provisions of this Act and any rules made

thereunder.

22. Power of appropriate Government to

make

rules.—

(1)

The

appropriate

Government may, subject to the condition of

previous publication, by notification, make

rules for carrying out the provisions of this

Act.

(2) In particular, and without prejudice to

the generality of the foregoing power, such

rules may provide for all or any of the

following matters, namely:—

(a) the form and manner in which an

application shall be made under section 5;

(b) the procedure, form and manner and

the period within which a certificate of

identity is issued under sub-section (1) of

section 6;

application shall be made under sub-

section (1) of section 7;

(d) the form, period and manner for

issuing revised certificate under sub-

section (2) of section 7;

(e) welfare measures to be provided

under sub-section (2) of section 8;

(f) facilities to be provided under section

10;

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(g) other functions of the National

Council under clause (e) of section 17; and

(h) any other matter which is required

to be or may be prescribed.

(3) Every rule made by the Central

Government under sub-section (1), 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 both

Houses agree that the rule should not be

made, the rule 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.

(4) Every rule made by the State

Government under sub-section (1), shall be

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

each House of the State Legislature where it

consists of two Houses, or where such

legislature consists of one House, before that

House.

23. Power to remove difficulties.— (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 appear to it to be necessary or expedient

for removing the difficulty:

Provided that no such order shall be made

after the expiry of the period of two years

from the date of commencement of this Act.

(2) Every order made under this section

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

laid before each House of Parliament.

Notification

10/4/2019-LA

The Appropriation (No. 3) Act, 2019

(Central Act No. 51 of 2019), which has been

passed by Parliament and assented to by the

President on 19-12-2019 and published in the

Gazette of India, Extraordinary, Part II,

Section 1 dated 20-12-2019, is hereby

published for the general information of the

public.

D. S. Raut Dessai, Joint Secretary (Law).

Porvorim, 21st May, 2020.

_______

THE APPROPRIATION (No. 3) ACT, 2019

ACT

to authorise payment and appropriation of

certain further 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. 3) Act, 2019.

2. Issue of Rs. 21246,16,00,000 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

twenty-one thousand two hundred forty-six

crore and sixteen 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

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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.

THE SCHEDULE

(See sections 2 and 3)

Sums not exceeding

No.of

Services and purposes

Voted

Charged

vote

by Parliament

on the

Total

Consolidated

Fund

Rs.

1 Department of Agriculture, Cooperation and Farmers’

Revenue

5,00,000

...

5,00,000

Welfare

2 Department of Agricultural Research and Education

Revenue

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

3 Atomic Energy

Revenue

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

Capital

3,00,000

...

3,00,000

4 Ministry of Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy,

Revenue

2,00,000

...

2,00,000

Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy (AYUSH)

7 Department of Pharmaceuticals

Capital

160,00,00,000

...

160,00,00,000

8 Ministry of Civil Aviation

Revenue

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

10 Department of Commerce

Revenue

218,03,00,000

2,00,000

218,05,00,000

Capital

65,00,00,000

...

65,00,00,000

11 Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal

Revenue

400,50,00,000

...

400,50,00,000

Trade

Capital

165,00,00,000

...

165,00,00,000

14 Department of Consumer Affairs

Revenue

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

15 Department of Food and Public Distribution

Revenue

1,00,000

2,00,000

Capital

2,00,000

...

2,00,000

16 Ministry of Corporate Affairs

Revenue

12,85,00,000

...

12,85,00,000

17 Ministry of Culture

Revenue

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

Capital

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

19 Defence Services (Revenue)

Revenue

2000,00,00,000

...

2000,00,00,000

20 Capital Outlay on Defence Services

Capital

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

22 Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region

Revenue

24,08,00,000

...

24,08,00,000

Capital

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

23 Ministry of Earth Sciences

Capital

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

24 Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology

Revenue

2,00,000

...

2,00,000

25 Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change Revenue

3,00,000

...

3,00,000

Capital

2,00,000

29,00,000

31,00,000

26 Ministry of External Affairs

Revenue

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

Capital

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

27 Department of Economic Affairs

Revenue

13,69,00,000

...

13,69,00,000

Capital

33,97,00,000

...

33,97,00,000

29 Department of Financial Services

Capital 2500,00,00,000

...

2500,00,00,000

32 Direct Taxes

Capital

2,00,000

...

2,00,000

33 Indirect Taxes

Capital

2,00,000

...

2,00,000

34 Indian Audit and Accounts Department

Revenue

27,39,00,000

...

27,39,00,000

38 Transfers to States

Revenue

1,00,000

1000,00,00,000 1000,01,00,000

40 Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying

Revenue

2,00,000

...

2,00,000

41 Ministry of Food Processing Industries

Revenue

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

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42 Department of Health and Family Welfare

Revenue

7,00,000

...

7,00,000

Capital

2,00,000

...

2,00,000

43 Department of Health Research

Revenue

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

44 Department of Heavy Industry

Capital

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

46 Ministry of Home Affairs

Revenue

8820,64,00,000

...

8820,64,00,000

47 Cabinet

Revenue

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

48 Police

Revenue

3387,48,00,000

...

3387,48,00,000

Capital

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

49 Andaman and Nicobar Islands

Revenue

3,00,000

...

3,00,000

Capital

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

50 Chandigarh

Capital

...

60,00,00,000

51 Dadra and Nagar Haveli

Revenue

2,00,000

...

2,00,000

Capital

5,00,00,000

...

5,00,00,000

53 Lakshadweep

Revenue

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

56 Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs

Revenue

2,00,000

9,10,00,000

9,12,00,000

Capital

3,00,000

...

3,00,000

57 Department of School Education and Literacy

Revenue

4,00,000

...

4,00,000

58 Department of Higher Education

Revenue

3,00,000

...

3,00,000

60 Department of Water Resources, River Development Revenue

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

and Ganga Rejuvenation

61 Department of Drinking Water and Sanitation

Revenue

2,00,000

...

2,00,000

62 Ministry of Labour and Employment

Revenue

3,00,000

...

3,00,000

Capital

5,10,00,000

...

5,10,00,000

64 Election Commission

Capital

6,22,00,000

...

6,22,00,000

CHARGED.—Supreme Court of India

Revenue

...

20,58,00,000

68 Ministry of Minority Affairs

Revenue

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

69 Ministry of New and Renewable Energy

Revenue

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

Capital

60,00,00,000

...

60,00,00,000

71 Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs

Revenue

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

72 Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions Capital

2,00,000

...

2,00,000

74 Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas

Revenue

1000,00,00,000

...

1000,00,00,000

75 Ministry of Planning

Revenue

22,18,00,000

...

22,18,00,000

79 Rajya Sabha

Revenue

20,00,00,000

...

20,00,00,000

82 Ministry of Railways

Capital

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

83 Ministry of Road Transport and Highways

Capital

2,00,000

...

2,00,000

84 Department of Rural Development

Revenue

6,00,000

...

6,00,000

86 Department of Science and Technology

Revenue

54,00,00,000

...

54,00,00,000

Capital

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

89 Ministry of Shipping

Revenue

5,00,00,000

...

5,00,00,000

Capital

22,87,00,000

...

22,87,00,000

90 Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Revenue

2,00,000

...

2,00,000

Capital

50,01,00,000

...

50,01,00,000

91 Department of Social Justice and Empowerment

Revenue

3,00,000

...

3,00,000

Capital

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

93 Department of Space

Revenue

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

Capital

666,00,00,000

...

666,00,00,000

94 Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation Revenue

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

96 Ministry of Textiles

Revenue

3,00,000

...

3,00,000

Capital

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

97 Ministry of Tourism

Revenue

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

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98 Ministry of Tribal Affairs

Revenue

1,00,000

185,00,00,000

185,01,00,000

Capital

1,00,000

...

1,00,000

99 Ministry of Women and Child Development

Revenue

2,00,000

...

2,00,000

Capital

5,00,00,000

...

5,00,00,000

100 Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports

Revenue

225,01,00,000

...

225,01,00,000

TOTAL

19971,16,00,000

1275,00,00,000 21246,16,00,000

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Law (Establishment) Division

Goa State Legal Services Authority

——

Notification

GSLSA/GOA/Notification/2021

In exercise of the powers conferred by

section 29(A) of the Legal Services Authorities

Act, 1987, and in consultation with the

Hon’ble The Chief Justice of Bombay High

Court, the Goa State Legal Services Authority

is pleased to amend Regulation 22 of the Goa

State Legal Services Authority Regulation,

1998, as under:

Regulation 22. Honorarium to be paid to the

Presiding Officer, the Members of the Lok

Adalat and Members of Counseling and

Conciliation Centres.

1. The Presiding Officers of the Lok Adalats

held at Taluka and District levels shall

be entitled to honorarium at flat rate of

Rs. 1,000/- per day, irrespective of the

decided cases.

2. The Presiding Officer for the Lok Adalats

held at High Court level shall be entitled

to honorarium at flat rate of Rs. 2,000/-

per day, irrespective of decided cases.

3. Every member of panel of Lok Adalats

held at Taluka, District and High Court

levels shall also be entitled to

honorarium at flat rate of Rs. 750/- per

sitting, irrespective of decided cases.

4. Every member of Permanent Lok

Adalats established at District level shall

also be entitled to honorarium at flat rate

of Rs. 400/- per sitting, irrespective of

decided cases.

5. Every member of Counseling and

Conciliation Centre will also be entitled

to an honorarium of Rs. 400/- per sitting.

6. Every staff member who are appointed

in connection with the conduct of the

Lok Adalats held during holidays are

entitled for One Day basic salary.

By order and in the name of the Hon’ble

The Chief Justice, High Court of

Bombay and Patron-in-Chief of Goa

State Legal Services Authority.

Sayonara Telles Laad, Member Secretary

(District Judge Cadre), Goa State Legal

Services Authority.

Panaji, 30th January, 2021.

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Department of Public Health

Order

22/8/2019-I/PHD/482

Government is pleased to re-designate the

analogous posts of Clinical Instructor to

“Tutor” as the pay scales of both the posts

are same i.e. Rs. 9300-34800+GP Rs. 4200/-

in the Institute of Nursing Education under

Direcrorate of Health Services alongwith the

duties and responsibilities subject to the

condition that the total strength of Tutor does

not exceed the requirement of Indian Nursing

Council Norms.

This issues with the recommendation of

the Administrative Reforms Department vide

U.O. No. 568/F dated 20-12-2020 and

concurrence of the Finance (Rev. & Cont.)

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Department vide U.O. No. 1400067292 dated

22-02-2021.

By order and in the name of the Governor

of Goa.

Gautami Parmekar, Under Secretary

(Health).

Porvorim, 1st March, 2021.

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Department of Public Works

Office of the Principal Chief Engineer

——

Notification

8-4/CE-PWD-Accts/2020-21/1984

Whereas the Government introduced “Dues

Recovery

and

Settlement

Scheme

2020-21” under Public Works Department for

payment of dues towards water charges from

all Domestic & non-Domestic water

consumers vide Order No. 8-4/CE-PWD-

Accts/2020-21/1554 dated 23-12-2020. The

validity for applying under the Scheme was

one month from the date of notification in the

Official Gazette of Government of Goa.

Now, the Government hereby extends the

validity upto 28-02-2021 for applying under

the above Scheme.

By order and in the name of Governor of

Goa.

U. P. Parsekar, Principal Chief Engineer

(PWD).

Panaji, 25th February, 2021.

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