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Ordinance 2001
[CHAPTER-I, II,
III, IV, V,
VI, VII, VIII,
IX, X, XI,
XII, XII-A,
XIII, XIV,
XV, XVI, XVII,
XVIII, XIX,]
[SCHEDULES
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Third, Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth,
Seventh, Annex]
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CHAPTER X
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Section No.
Subject/Title
98.
Composition of Citizen Community Board.
99.
Conduct of Business.
100.
Raising of Funds by Citizen Community Board.
101.
Citizen Community Board to be a non-profit
organization.
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CITIZEN COMMUNITY BOARD
1[98. Composition of Citizen Community Board. - (1) In every local
area, groups of non elected citizens may, through voluntary,
proactive and self help initiatives, set up any number of Citizen
Community Boards. Such Citizen Community Boards shall be set for the
purpose of, inter alia, energizing the community for development and
improvement in service delivery; development and management of a new
or existing public facility; identification of development and
municipal needs; mobilization of stakeholders for community
involvement in the improvement and maintenance of facilities;
welfare of the handicapped, destitute, widows and families in
extreme poverty; establishment of farming, marketing and consumers
cooperatives, provided that grants will be available subject to
Section 119 of this Ordinance, and reinforcing the capacity of a
special Monitoring Committee at the behest of the concerned Council.
(2) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in
sub-section (1) above, no person shall be eligible to set up a
Citizen Community Board or become its members or hold the office of
the chairman or secretary of the Citizen Community Board, if such
person:
(a) is a minor;
(b) is of unsound ;
(c) has applied to be adjudicated as an insolvent and his
application is pending;
(d) is an undischarged insolvent;
(e) is a defaulter under law and his name has been published as
such.
(3) In carrying out its purposes, a Citizen Community Board may
interact with voluntary organizations for community welfare.
(4) The Citizen Community Board shall be set up after approval of
the District Government concerned and registration with the
registration authority, and carry on its functions and activities in
such manner and subject to such rules as may be prescribed.
(5) The Citizen Community Board shall have a general body of its
members who shall elect a Chairman, Executive Committee and a
Secretary of the Board for carrying out its functions.
(6) The term of office of the Chairman, members of the Executive
Committee and Secretary of the Citizen Community Board shall be two
years extendable through election for a similar term or terms by the
general body.
(7) The liability of the Executive Committee of a Citizen Community
Board, its officers and members shall be as prescribed.”]
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99. Conduct of Business.- (1) All business of the Citizen Community
Board shall be disposed of in its meetings which shall be presided
over by the Chairman.
(2) The Executive Committee of the Citizen Community Board shall
hold its meetings at least once in every three months.
(3) The quorum of the meetings of the Executive Committee of the
Citizen Community Board shall be forty per centum of the total
membership of the Executive Committee.
(4) The quorum of the meetings of the general body of the Citizen
Community Board shall be one fourth of its total membership.
(5) The Secretary of the Citizen Community Board shall be
responsible for recording the proceedings of the meetings and
maintaining financial and accounting record.
1[(6) The Secretary shall present the annual statement of accounts
in the annual meeting of the Citizen Community Board and after its
approval the statement shall be submitted to the registration
authority or such other authority as may be prescribed within thirty
days or such other time period specified in this behalf.]
(7) The Citizen Community Board may, in its general meeting, remove
any office bearer or member by a resolution on account of
unsatisfactory performance or misconduct.
(8) The Chairman and Secretary shall be responsible for safe custody
and management of property and assets of the Citizen Community
Board.
(9) All funds of the Citizen Community Board shall be kept in a bank
or post office and all transactions shall be made through cheques.
(10) The accounts of the Citizen Community Board shall be operated
jointly by the Chairman and the Secretary.
(11) The accounts of the Citizen Community Board shall be maintained
by the Secretary.
100. Raising of funds by Citizen Community Board.- (1) A Citizen
Community Board may raise funds through voluntary contributions,
gifts, donations, grants and endowments for its declared purposes
without compromising the larger interest of the community.
(2) A Citizen Community Board may also receive project-based cost
sharing support from any local government in accordance with the
provisions of this Ordinance.
1[101. Citizen Community Board to be a non-profit organization.- (1)
A Citizen Community Board shall be a non-profit organization and its
income and assets shall be used solely for the attainment of its
objectives.
(2) The properties and income of a Citizen Community Board shall
vest, and be held, in the name of its Executive Committee. It shall
sue and be sued in the name of its Executive Committee. No portion
of its income shall be paid by way of salary, dividend, profit or
bonuses or otherwise distributed to any of its members or
contributors, whether past or present.
(3) If a Citizen Community Board is not carrying on its functions
and activities in accordance with this Ordinance, the registration
authority may appoint an administrator, with such powers and
functions as the registration authority deems appropriate, to run
its affairs, take over its assets, it dissolution, holding fresh
elections or for the disposal of any other matter.
(4) Where a local government has contributed towards creation of any
assets or funds of a Citizen Community Board, in case of dissolution
or de-registration, its assets shall pass on to such Local
Government and the assets shall continue to be used for community
welfare by the Local Government through any of its agencies or any
other Citizen Community Board designated by such Local Government in
this behalf.
(5) The accounts of the Citizen Community Board shall be subject to
audit as may be prescribed.]
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