Chief Exceutive Officer and Executive Committee

§12

Summary

12.(1) Appointment and Term of Chief Executive Officer:- (i) The State Government shall appoint a full time Chief Executive Officer for the Trust; (ii) The Chief Executive Officer so appointed shall be an officer of the State Government and be not less than the post or equivalent to ADM (Additional district magistrate); (iii) The Chief Executive Officer shall be an ex-officio member of the Board and shall hold his office as Chief Executive Officer and member of the Board (as long as he hold his government office), unless removed by the Board or the State Government as per the provisions of this Act. (2) Allowances and other Conditions of Service:- (i) The Chief Executive Officer shall not be entitled to any pay or salary on account of his appointment as a trustee or Chief Executive Officer but shall be entitled for reimbursement of expenses as well as an allowance to be determined by the State Government from time to time. (3) Powers and Duties of the Chief Executive Officer:- (i) The Chief Executive Officer shall be the principal Executive Officer of the Board, and shall Act and pass orders in accordance with the provisions of this Act and the rules and regulations made thereunder; (ii) The Chief Executive Officer shall, subject to the provisions of this Act and the control of the Board, be responsible for the management and administration of the Trust's affairs and the Trust Fund; (iii) The Chief Executive Officer, subject to and in accordance with the provisions of this Act, shall:- (a) carry out the decisions and directions ofthe Board; (b) arrange for the proper collection of, maintenance and disposal of the religious offerings in the Temple and keep a full and proper account of the same (c) have custody of and make suitable arrangements for preservation and maintenance of all records, jewelleries, valuables, moneys, valuable securities and properties of the Temple and put them to proper use for the benefit of the Temple Deity, Temple and the Bhakts, as per the directions/decisions/orders the Board; (d) record and maintain minutes of the proceedings of the Board; (e) exercise control over the employees of the Trust as delegated by the Board; (f) to do all such things as may be required for the performance of his or the Board's duties imposed by or under this Act. (4) Emergency Powers of the Chief Executive Officer:- (i) The Chief Executive Officer, in case of any emergency requiring immediate and expedient intervention, may direct the execution of any work or doing of anything which is not provided for in the Budget for the year or not directed by the Board, which in the opinion of the Chief Executive Officer is immediately necessary for the preservation of the Temple or its endowments, or for the health, safety or convenience of the devotees/ pilgrims/bhakts/ worshippers of the Temple Deity or for the due performance of the worship, service, rituals, ceremonies or observances in the Temple and may further direct that the expenses of the execution of such work or doing of such thing shall be paid out of the Trust Fund; (ii) Whenever the Chief Executive Officer takes any action under the above clause (1), the Chief Executive Officer shall forthwith report to the Board and Executive Committee the action taken together with a statement of reasons for such action and thereupon the Board shall take such action, after taking into account the recommendations of the Executive Committee as it deems fit.

12.(1) Appointment and Term of Chief Executive Officer:- (i) The State Government shall appoint a full time Chief Executive Officer for the Trust; (ii) The Chief Executive Officer so appointed shall be an officer of the State Government and be not less than the post or equivalent to ADM (Additional district magistrate); (iii) The Chief Executive Officer shall be an ex-officio member of the Board and shall hold his office as Chief Executive Officer and member of the Board (as long as he hold his government office), unless removed by the Board or the State Government as per the provisions of this Act. (2) Allowances and other Conditions of Service:- (i) The Chief Executive Officer shall not be entitled to any pay or salary on account of his appointment as a trustee or Chief Executive Officer but shall be entitled for reimbursement of expenses as well as an allowance to be determined by the State Government from time to time. (3) Powers and Duties of the Chief Executive Officer:- (i) The Chief Executive Officer shall be the principal Executive Officer of the Board, and shall Act and pass orders in accordance with the provisions of this Act and the rules and regulations made thereunder; (ii) The Chief Executive Officer shall, subject to the provisions of this Act and the control of the Board, be responsible for the management and administration of the Trust's affairs and the Trust Fund; (iii) The Chief Executive Officer, subject to and in accordance with the provisions of this Act, shall:- (a) carry out the decisions and directions ofthe Board; (b) arrange for the proper collection of, maintenance and disposal of the religious offerings in the Temple and keep a full and proper account of the same (c) have custody of and make suitable arrangements for preservation and maintenance of all records, jewelleries, valuables, moneys, valuable securities and properties of the Temple and put them to proper use for the benefit of the Temple Deity, Temple and the Bhakts, as per the directions/decisions/orders the Board; (d) record and maintain minutes of the proceedings of the Board; (e) exercise control over the employees of the Trust as delegated by the Board; (f) to do all such things as may be required for the performance of his or the Board's duties imposed by or under this Act. (4) Emergency Powers of the Chief Executive Officer:- (i) The Chief Executive Officer, in case of any emergency requiring immediate and expedient intervention, may direct the execution of any work or doing of anything which is not provided for in the Budget for the year or not directed by the Board, which in the opinion of the Chief Executive Officer is immediately necessary for the preservation of the Temple or its endowments, or for the health, safety or convenience of the devotees/ pilgrims/bhakts/ worshippers of the Temple Deity or for the due performance of the worship, service, rituals, ceremonies or observances in the Temple and may further direct that the expenses of the execution of such work or doing of such thing shall be paid out of the Trust Fund; (ii) Whenever the Chief Executive Officer takes any action under the above clause (1), the Chief Executive Officer shall forthwith report to the Board and Executive Committee the action taken together with a statement of reasons for such action and thereupon the Board shall take such action, after taking into account the recommendations of the Executive Committee as it deems fit.

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