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Panaji, 19th October, 2017 (Asvina 27, 1939) SERIES I No. 29

Reg. No. G-2/RNP/GOA/32/2015-2017 RNI No. GOAENG/2002/6410

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GOVERNMENT OF GOA

Department of Labour——

Notification

24/17/2017-LAB/708

As per the recommendations proposed by

Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion

(DIPP), Government of India in Business

Reform Action Plan, 2017, the Department of

Labour & Employment, Government of Goa has

considered to bring in more transparency in

the existing system of inspections.

For the purpose of inspection, an

establishment would be selected based on the

risk criteria of industry. All the high risk

industries would be inspected by concerned

Labour Inspectors. Medium risk establish-

ments have an option to choose between

departmental inspection and Third Party

Inspection while all low risk establishment are

exempted from inspection and third party

certification in lieu of submission of self

certification for compliance to all applicable

labour laws.

Under the following Acts:–

1. The Equal Remuneration Act, 1976.2. The Minimum Wages Act, 1948.3. The Maternity Benefit Act, 1961.4. The Goa, Daman and Diu Labour Welfare

Act, 1986.

5. The Payment of Bonus Act, 1965.

Department Notification/Order Subject Pages

1. Labour Not.- 24/17/2017-LAB/708 Consideration for more transparency in the 1443

Under Secretary existing system of inspectioned of BRAP, 2017.

2. Law & Judiciary Not.- GSLSA/GOA/NOTI- Amendment of the Goa State Legal Services 1446

Member Secretary FICATION-1/2017 Authority Regulation, 1998.

3. Planning Not.- DPSE/IV/UID/Aadhaar Appointment of date of giving effect for Goa 1450Dir. & ex officio Joint Secy. Act/2017/1653 Aadhar (Targeted Delivery of Financial and Other

Subsidies, Benefits and Services) Act, 2017.

4. Public Health Ord.- 48/13/2016-I/PHD/ Revival of posts. 1450

Under Secretary /1937

5. Science, Technology and Not.- 1/24/2010/STE-Dir/550 (1) Specification of ordinary places of sitting and 1450Environment (1) S.O. 2582(G) the territorial jurisdiction of NGT.

(2) G.S.R. 1203(G) (2) The Wetlands (Conservation and Management) 1452 Rules, 2017.

6. Mormugao Port Trust Not. (a) GAD/Legal-Amend/ Mormugao Port Trust Stevedoring and Shore 1459/Regs./23/2017/2252 Handling Regulations, 2017.(b) GAD/Legal-Amend/Regs./ Mormugao Port Regulations, 2017. 1472/23/2017/2253

INDEX

There are two Extraordinary issues to the Official Gazette, Series I No. 28 dated 12-10-2017 as follows:–

(1) Extraordinary dated 12-10-2017 from pages 1437 to 1438 from Department of Finance, Office of the Commissioner of

Commercial Taxes, Not. No. CCT/26-2/2017-18/13/3048 regarding the conditions and safeguards for furnishing LoU for

supply of goods or services.

(2) Extraordinary No. 2 dated 16-10-2017 from pages 1439 to 1442 from Department of Urban Development, Not. No. 11/

/46/2017-DMA/2025 regarding the Goa Real Estate (Regulation and Development) (Appellate Tribunal Members,

Officers and Employees Appointment and Service Conditions) Rules, 2017.

NOTE

OFFICIAL GAZETTE — GOVT. OF GOA

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6. The Payment of Wages Act, 1936.

7. The Inter State Migrant Workmen (Regu-

lation of Employment and Condition of

Service) Act, 1979.

8. The Motor Transport Workmen Act, 1961.

9. The Contract Labour (Regulation and

Abolition) Act, 1970.

10. The Goa, Daman & Diu Shops and Establi-

shments Act, 1973.

Risk based Selection of Establishment

for Inspection

1. Risk based selection of establishments for

inspection:

Selection of establishments for inspection

shall be on the basis of risk assessment as per

the following criteria:

(a) Number of workers.

(b) Number of contract workers.

(c) Nature of activity of the establishment.

(d) Exemption from inspection/self-certi-

fication.

(e) Third Party Certification.

2. Risk based assessment and categori-

zation of establishments:

(a) Risk categorization on the basis of

number of workers:

The Department of Labour and Employment

risk profiles, industries as high risk, medium

risk and low risk establishments with respect

to the risk to workers in terms of their

entitlements viz. wages, bonus & other

remuneration, leave, holidays, working hours,

work site facilities, safety & health, welfare and

social security measures like gratuity, EPF, ESI,

accident compensation etc.

Experience of the department indicates that

larger the establishment lower has heen the

compliance. The risk based categorization on

the basis of number of workers of establish-

ment is as follows:

* High Risk: Establishments employing

above 100 workers (including contract/

/outsourced workers) on any day of the

preceding calendar year.

* Medium Risk: Establishments employing

10-100 workers (including contract/

/outsourced workers) on any day of the


* Low Risk: Establishments employing less

than 10 workers on any day of the preceding

calendar year.

(b) Risk categorization on the basis of

number of contract workers engaged:

There are certain establishments

employing large number of contract workers

and in some cases number of contract workers

exceeds the number of regular workers. In

such establishments the terms and conditions

of employment of regular workers and

contract workers are totally different and it is

observed that in several such cases contract

workers are prone to exploitation. The

risk categorization of industries on the

basis of number of contract workers is as

follows:

* High Risk: All such establishments

employing contract workers, where total

number of contract workers exceeds 25% of

the total employed workers on any day of the


* Medium Risk: All such establishments

employing contract workers, where total

number of contract workers is less than 25%

of the total employed workers on any day of

the preceding calendar year.

(c) Risk categorization on the basis of nature

of activity of the establishment.—

In certain activities workers are prone to

risk of accidents and health hazards, which

has been classified as follows:

* High Risk: The establishments under

taking the following activities are categorized

as high risk establishments.



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1. Steel Industries.

2. Hotel Industries, Restaurants and Eating

Houses.

3. Pharmaceuticals and Chemicals Indu-

stries.

4. Automobiles-Servicing and Repairing.

5. Construction Industries-maintenance of

building and roads.

6. Brick and Kilns Industries.

7. Cashew Industries.

8. Glass Industries.

9. Jute and Coir Industries.

10. Lime kilns Industries.

11. Match and Fire Works/Explosive Indu-

stries.

12. Motor Transport undertaking.

13. Saw Mills Industries.

14. Stone breaking/crushing.

15. Cement and concrete products Industry.

16. Distilleries and Breweries Industries.

17. Paper Industries and Paper Boards.

18. Marine Industries (Ship Building).

19. Plastic Manufacturing Industries.

20. Ophthalmic lenses manufacturing indu-

stries.

21. Aluminum foil and PVC films manufactu-

ring.

22. Freshener Industries.

23. Tobacco Industries.

24. Manufacturing of Agricultural equipments

25. Foam Industries.

26. Manufacturing Tyres, Tubes and other

Rubber products.

27. Fertilizer Industries.

28. Manufacturing Ice blocks.

29. Aerated water.

30. Powder coating and painting Industries

and Steel fabrication.

31. Fishnet Industries.

32. Manufacturing of Machine Tools.

33. Manufacture of Oxygen and Medical

Oxygen.

34. Leather tanning.

35. Fish and Food canning.

36. Petroleum and Petroleum Products.

37. Slaughter Houses.

38. Liquefied Petroleum gas (filling plant)

39. Electrical and Electronic Industries.

40. Hydraulic fittings.

41. Zinc Oxide.

42. Insecticides and Pesticides.

43. Soap and Detergent Industries.

44. Metal products manufacturing.

45. Coal Industry.

46. Coke, Casting and Pig Iron.

47. Cashew Shell Oil Industries.

48. Gold and Silver plating Industries.

49. Manufacturing of Optic Fiber Cable.

50. Motor Winding Industry.

51. Wax Industry.

52. Explosive Industry

* Medium risk

The following establishments are catego-

rized as medium risk establishments:

1. Clubs and Canteens.

2. Garment Industries.

3. Private Hospital, Nursing Homes and

Clinics.

4. Saltpans.

5. Handloom weaving.

6. Printing Press and Offset Printing.

7. Cinema Industry.

8. Laboratories (R&D).

9. Watch and Ward.

10. Bakery Products.

11. Masala Industries.

12. Laundry.

13. Cold Storage.

14. Warehouse.

15. Flour mills.

16. Poultry and other farms (Spice planta-

tions).

17. Shoe making Industries.

18. Farming (Fish, Agriculture, Horticulture).

19. Tailoring.

20. Manufacturing of Sports Products.

21. Manufacturing of Household utensils.

22. Incense sticks Industries.

23. Handicrafts Industries.

24. Manufacturing of cardboards and

plywoods.

25. Manufacturing of Stationery.

26. Assembling of Electronic and Electrical

products.

27. Manufacturing of Funeral materials.

28. Manufacturing of Ice-cream.

29. Manufacturing of Cosmetics and Perfumes.



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* Low Risk

Establishments which are not included in

High or Medium risk industry category would

be categorized as low risk industries.

(d) Exemption from inspection/self-

-certification.—

* Medium risk establishments with a history

of satisfactory compliance under all the

applicable Acts over 5 years from date of

commencement of business, will be exempted

from inspection subject to submission of self-

certification (or third party certification) every

year for a period of two years initially. This is

subject to condition that no accidents,

complaints and lock-down have been reported

in the two years of self-certification/third-

party certification.

* Low risk establishments have been

exempted from inspection subject to condition

that the establishment will submit a self-certi-

fication every year with regards to compliance

under all applicable Acts. However, Labour

Inspectors may conduct random inspection of

the establishment with prior approval from

Labour Commissioner, in case of any receipt

of complaints from workmen, union and others

or any other grievances that may arise and

may undertake compliance inspection once

in five years.

(e) Third Party Certification.—

*Medium risk establishments are also

permitted to opt for Third Party Certification

for a period of two years. After expiry of two

years from the date of third party certification,

the inspection shall be scheduled by the

concerned Labour Inspector. After one year

from the date of inspection by the Labour

Inspector, the establishment may again opt for

third party certification, continuing with the

cycle as described before.

The employers of all medium risk

establishments shall furnish combined annual

return along with self-certificate or certificate

by third party agency to the department every

year.

Empanelment of agencies: For the purpose

of carrying out Third Party certification, the

Government shall empanel Third Party

agencies. If any complaint is received against

any establishment after the inspection from

any source by the department and on enquiry

the establishment is found guilty then the third

party certification shall stand revoked by the

issuing authority and fresh inspection would

be carried out by Labour Department.

By order and in the name of the Governor

of Goa.

Georgina Saldanha, Under Secretary

(Labour).

Porvorim, 11th October, 2017.

———ttt———

Department of Law & Judiciary

Law (Establishment) Division

Goa State Legal Services Authority

——

Notification

GSLSA/GOA/NOTIFICATION-1/2017

In exercise of the powers conferred under the provisions of Section 29-A of the Legal Services

Authorities Act, 1987, The Goa State Legal Services Authority hereby pleased to amend the

Schedule I, Schedule II and Schedule III of Regulation Nos. 19, 20 and 21 respectively of the

Goa State Legal Services Authority Regulation, 1998 to revise fees of Advocates on the Panel of

High Court Legal Services Committee, District Legal Services Authorities and Taluka Legal

Services Committees as under w.e.f. the date of publication of this notification.



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SCHEDULE-I

(Vide Regulation No. 19)

High Court Legal Services Committee Maximum fees (per case) Rs.

1. Writ Petition (Division Bench) 10,000/-

2. Writ Petition (Single Bench) 6,000/-

3. Writ Appeal in the High Court 10,000/-

4. Letters Patent Appeal 10,000/-

5. Second Appeal in the High Court 10,000/-

6. First Appeal in the High Court 10,000/-

7. Appeal from Order 5,000/-

8. Civil Miscellaneous Application 2,000/-

9. Civil Revision Application 4,000/-

10. Criminal Appeal 10,000/-

11. Criminal Revision Application 4,000/-

12. Criminal Miscellaneous Application 2,000/-

Instruction for payment in Schedule I:

(i) For Drafting of substantive pleading for Writ Petition/Appeal before Single Bench, fees be paid

@ Rs. 2,000/- and before the Division Bench @ Rs. 2500/-. And for drafting the rest such as Counter Affidavit,

Memo of Appeal, Revision, Reply, Replication, fees be paid @ Rs. 1,500/-.

(ii) For Drafting of Miscellaneous applications such as stay, bail, direction, exemption etc., fees be paid @

Rs. 500/- per application subject to maximum of Rs. 2,000/- for all applications.

(iii) Appearance – @ Rs. 1000/- per effective hearing and @ Rs. 750/- for non-effective hearing (Subject to

certification by the Dy. Registrar/Sherisedar for the High Court).

(iv) The maximum fees listed above shall be towards the appearance for effective and non-

-effective hearing i.e. in addition to the drafting charges stated above at (i) & (ii).

————

SCHEDULE-II


District Legal Services Authority Maximum fees (per case) Rs.

1 2

1. Sessions Case (u/s 302 of the I.P.C.) 10,000/-

2. Sessions Case (others offence/s) 8,000/-

3. Childrens’ Court:

(i) (a) Sessions Cases u/s 302 10,000/-

(b) Sessions Cases (other offence/s) 8,000/-

(ii) Other Cases (warrant/summons triable) 4,000/-

(iii) (a) To assist victim of sessions triable offence 1,500/-

and

(b) Of other offence. 1,000/-



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1 2

4. Special Criminal Cases before N.D.P.S. Court:

(a) Commercial Quantity Cases 10,000/-

(b) Non-Commercial Quantity Cases & other cases 6,000/-

5. Special cases— Prevention of Corruption 10,000/-

6. All other special cases coming under other Act. 6,000/-

7. SC/ST (Prev. of Atro.) Act 4,000/-

8. Criminal Appeal 4,000/-

9. Criminal Revision 2,000/-

10. Misc. Criminal Application 1,600/-

11. Civil Suit 8,000/-

12. Regular Civil Appeal 6,000/-

13. Misc. Civil Appeal 4,000/-

14. Civil Revision Application 2,000/-

15. Tenancy Revision Application 2,000/-

16. Tenancy Appeal 3,000/-

17. Co-operative Appeal 3,000/-

18. Co-operative Revision Application 2,000/-

19. Rent Revision 2,000/-

20. Motor Accident Claim Petition 6,000/-

21. Land Acquisition Cases 4,000/-

22. Misc. Civil Application 1,600/-

23. Execution Applications 2,000/-

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SCHEDULE-III


Taluka Legal Services Committee Maximum fees (per case) Rs.

1 2

1. Special Civil Suit (including Bank Suits) 8,000/-

2. Regular Civil Suit (including Matrimonial Petition, 6,000/-

Bank suits)

3. Misc. Civil Applications 1,600/-

4. Inventory Proceeding 4,000/-

5. Execution Application 2,000/-

6. Regular Criminal Cases

7. Criminal cases to be tried as summons/summarily 4,000/-

(including DVA and other Act)

8. Misc. Criminal Applications (including application 2,000/-

for maintenance).

9. Principal Magistrate Juvenile Justice Board Apna Ghar 1,600/-

(i) To represent Juvenile in conflict with Law. 4,000/-

(ii) (a) To assist victims of sessions triable offence 1,500/-

and

(b) Of Other Offence/s 1,000/-



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1 2

10. To assist Child in Need of Care and Protection before 1,000/-

Child Welfare Committee

Instruction for payment in Schedule II & III:

(i) For drafting of substantive pleading for Suit, Claim Petition, fees be paid @ Rs. 1,500/-.

(ii) For drafting of Matrimonial Proceedings such as Divorce, Maintenance, Custody, Restitution etc.

succession Probate, Memo of Appeal, Revision, Written Statement, Reply Rejoinder, Replication etc. fees be

paid @ Rs. 1,200/-.

(iii) For drafting of Miscellaneous applications such as stay, bail, direction exemption etc. fees be paid @

Rs. 400/- per application subject to maximum of Rs. 800/- for all the applications.

(iv) Appearance @ Rs. 750/- per effective hearing and @ Rs. 500/- for non-effective hearing. (Subject to

certification by the Superintendent/Bench Clerk).

(v) Rs. 5,000/- be paid extra in cases of Sessions Triable Offence/s punishable with imprisonment for life

and above wherein number of witnesses examined are 20 or more (excluding hostile witnesses) and the

matter shall be considered as bulky. This provisions shall also be applicable to item at Sr. No. 1 to 3 of

Schedule-II.

For other Courts/Authority Maximum (per case) Rs.

1. Industrial Tribunal and Labour Courts 6,000/-

2. Administrative Tribunal 6,000/-

3. District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum 4,000/-

4. State Consumer Disputes Redressal 4,000/-

Commission/Tribunal

5. Revenue Authority (including Revenue Board 4,000/-

Commissionarates, Collectorates, SDO/SDM)

6. Directorate of Panchayats 4,000/-

7. Vigilance (to defend in disciplinary Inquiry if 4,000/-

representation by Lawyer permitted).

Instruction for payment to other Courts/Authority:

(i) For drafting of Substantive Application/Claim Petition and drafting of substantive Reply, Written

Statement, Rejoinder, Replication etc., fees be paid @ Rs. 1,200/-.

(ii) Appearance @ Rs. 750/- per effective hearing and @ Rs. 500/- for non-effective hearing. (Subject to

certification by the Competent Authority).

By order and in the name of the Honourable the Chief Justice, High Court of Bombay and

Patron-in-Chief of the Goa State Legal Services Authority.

S. C. Chandak, Member Secretary (Goa State Legal Services Authority).

Panaji, 22nd August, 2017.



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Department of Planning

Directorate of Planning, Statistics & Evaluation

——

Notification

DPSE/IV/UID/Aadhaar Act/2017/1653

In exercise of the powers conferred by

sub-section (3) of section 1 of the Goa Aadhaar

(Targeted Delivery of Financial and Other

Subsidies, Benefits and Services) Act, 2017

(Goa Act 11 of 2017) (hereinafter referred to

as the ‘said Act’), the Government of Goa

hereby appoints the 19th day of October, 2017,

as the date on which the provisions of the said

Act shall come into force.


of Goa.

Dr. Y. Durga Prasad, Director & ex officio

Joint Secretary (Planning).


———ttt———

Department of Public Health

Order

48/13/2016-I/PHD/1937

Sanction of the Government is hereby

accorded for revival of the following 21 posts

of Medical Officer under Directorate of Health

Services in the Level 10 in Pay Matrix

[pay scale of Rs. 15,600-39,100+G.P. Rs. 5,400/-

(pre-revised)] with immediate effect:—

Sl. Name of the Attached to No. of

No. post posts

1 2 3 4

1. Medical Sub District Hospital, Ponda 4

Officer

2. Primary Health Centre, Ponda 1

3. Asilo Hospital, Mapusa 6

1 2 3 4

4. Medical Hospicio Hospital, Margao 6

Officer

5. Rural Medical Dispensary, 1

Volvoi

6. Primary Health Centre, 1

Aldona

7. T. B. Hospital, Margao 1

8. S.C. Assolna, Primary Health 1

Centre, Chinchinim

Total 21 posts

The expenditure shall be debitable under

the respective Budget Head.

This issues with the recommendation of

the Administrative Reforms Department vide

their U. O. No. 524/F dated 14-7-2017; approval

of the Department of Personnel vide their

U. O. No. 2901/F dated 13-9-2017 and

concurrence of the Finance (Rev. & Cont.)

Department vide U. O. No. 1400028826/F dated

4-10-2017.


of Goa.

Maria Seomara De Souza, Under Secretary

(Health).


———ttt———

Department of Science, Technology &

Environment

Notification

1/24/2010/STE-DIR/550

The following notifications published in the

Gazette of India is hereby published for

general information of public:—



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(1) S. O. 2582(E) dated 10-8-2017.

(2) G.S.R. 1203(E) dated 26-9-2017.

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

Parag M. Nagarcenkar , Director (Environment).


————

MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, FOREST AND CLIMATE CHANGE

—

Notification

New Delhi, the 10th August, 2017

S. O. 2582(E).— In exercise of powers conferred by sub-section (3) of section 4 of the National

Green Tribunal Act, 2010 (19 of 2010) and in supersession of the notifications of the Government

of India in the erstwhile Ministry of Environment and Forests number S. O. 1003(E), dated the

5th May, 2011 and number S.O. 1908(E), dated the 17th August, 2011, except as respected

things done or omitted to be done before such supersession, the Central Government hereby

specified the ordinary places of sitting and the territorial jurisdiction of the National Green

Tribunal as under:—

TABLE

Sl. No. Zone Place of sitting Territorial jurisdiction

1 2 3 4

1. Northerrn Delhi (Principal place) Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Haryana,

Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Goa,

National Capital Territory of Delhi and Union

territories of Chandigarh, Daman and Diu and Dadra

and Nagar Haveli.

2. Western Pune Maharashtra and Gujarat.

3. Central Bhopal Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh.

4. Southern Chennai Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana,

Karnataka, Union territories of Punducherry and

Lakshadweep.

5. Eastern Kolkata West Bengal, Odisha, Bihar, Jharkhand, Assam,

Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram,

Nagaland, Tripura, Sikkim and Union territory of

Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

[F. No. 17(4)/2010-PL/NGT(Vol.IV)]

ARUN KUMAR MEHTA, Addl. Secy.



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MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, FOREST

AND CLIMATE CHANGE

Notification

New Delhi, the 26th September, 2017

G.S.R. 1203(E).— Whereas the wetlands,

vital parts of the hydrological cycle, are highly

productive ecosystems which support rich

biodiversity and provide a wide range of

ecosystem services such as water storage,

water purification, flood mitigation, erosion

control, aquifer recharge, microclimate

regulation, aesthetic enhancement of

landscapes while simultaneously supporting

many significant recreational, social and

cultural activities, being part of our rich

cultural heritage;

And whereas many wetlands are

threatened by reclamation and degradation

through drainage and landfill, pollution

(discharge of domestic and industrial effluents,

disposal of solid wastes), hydrological

alteration (water withdrawal and changes in

inflow and outflow), over-exploitation of their

natural resources resulting in loss of

biodiversity and disruption in ecosystem

services provided by wetlands;

And whereas clause (g) of article 51A of the

Constitution stipulates that it shall be the duty

of every citizen of India to protect and improve

the natural environment including forests,

lakes, rivers and wildlife and to have

compassion for living creatures;

And whereas the Environment (Protection)

Act, 1986 is a comprehensive legislation to

provide protection and improvement of the

environment, including inter-alia, wetlands,

and for matters connected therewith;

And whereas the National Environment

Policy, 2006 recognises the ecosystem

services provided by wetlands and

emphasizes the need to set up a regulatory

mechanism for all wetlands so as to maintain

their ecological character, and ultimately

support their integrated management;

And whereas India is a signatory to the

Ramsar Convention on Wetlands and is

committed to conservation and wise use of all

wetlands within its territory;

And whereas the Central Government has

published the Wetlands (Conservation and

Management) Rules, 2010, vide number G.S.R.

951(E), dated the 4th December, 2010;

And whereas conservation and wise use

of wetlands can provide substantial direct

and indirect economic benefits to state

and national economy, and thereby the

Central Government stands committed to

mainstreaming full range of wetland

biodiversity and ecosystem services in

development planning and decision making

for various sectors:

And whereas the State Governments and

Union Territory Administrations need to take

into account wetland ecosystem services and

biodiversity values likewise within their

developmental programming and economic

well-being, also taking into cognizance that

land and water, two major ecological

constituents of wetland ecosystems, are

enlisted as State subjects as per the

Constitution;

And whereas the Central Government

considered it necessary to supersede the

Wetlands (Conservation and Management)

Rules, 2010 for effective conservation and

management of wet lands in the country;

And whereas the Central Government had,

in exercise of the powers conferred by section

25, read with sub-section (1) and clause (v) of

sub-section (2) and sub-section (3) of section

3 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986,

published the draft Wetlands (Conservation

and Management) Rules, 2016, vide number

G.S.R. 385 (E) dated 31st March, 2016 for

information of the public likely to be affected

thereby; and notice was given that the said

draft rules would be taken into consideration

by the Central Government after expiry of a

period of sixty days from the date on which

copies of the Gazette notification is made

available to the public;



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And whereas the Central Government has

received the suggestions and objections from

the State Governments, Union Territories and

its organisations, individuals and civil society

organisations on the draft Wetlands

(Conservation and Management) Rules, 2016;

And whereas the suggestions and

objections received in response to the above

mentioned draft rules have been duly

considered by the Central Government in

consultation with State Governments and

Union Territory Administrations.

Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers

conferred by section 25, read with sub-section

(1) and clause (v) of sub-section (2) and

sub-section (3) of section 3 and section 23 of

the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and

in supersession of the Wetlands (Conservation

and Management) Rules, 2010, except as

respects things done or omitted to be done

before such supersession, the Central

Government hereby makes the following

rules for conservation and management of

wetlands, namely:—

1. Short title and commencement.— (1)

These rules may be called the Wetlands

(Conservation and Management) Rules, 2017.

(2) These shall come into force from the

date of their publication in the Official Gazette.

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

the context otherwise requires,—

(a) “Act” means the Environment

(Protection) Act, 1986;

(b) “Authority” means the State

Wetlands Authority or Union Territory

Wetlands Authority, as the case may be;

(c) “Committee” means the National

Wetlands Committee referred to in rule 6;

(d) “ecological character” means the

sum of ecosystem components, processes

and services that characterise the

wetlands;

(e) “integrated management plan”

means a document which describes

strategies and actions for achieving wise

use of the wetland and the plan shall include

objectives of site management; manage-

ment actions required to achieve the

objectives; factors that affect, or may affect,

the various site features; monitoring

requirements for detecting changes in

ecological character and for measuring the

-effectiveness of management; and

resources for management implementation;

(f) “Ramsar Convention” means the

Convention on Wetlands signed at Ramsar,

Iran in 1971;

(g) “wetland” means an area of marsh,

fen, peatland or water, whether natural or

artificial, permanent or temporary, with

water that is static or flowing, fresh,

brackish or salt, including areas of marine

water the depth of which at low tide does

not exceed six meters, but does not include

river channels, paddy fields, human-made

water bodies/tanks specifically constructed

for drinking water purposes and structures

specifically constructed for aquaculture, salt

production, recreation and irrigation

purposes;

(h) “wetlands complexes” means two or

more ecologically and hydrologically

contiguous wetlands an may include their

connecting channels/ducts;

(i) “wise use of wetlands” means

maintenance of their ecological character,

achieved through implementation of

ecosystem approach within the context of

sustainable development;

(j) “zone of influence” means that part of

the catchment area of the wetland or

wetland complex, developmental activities

in which induce adverse changes in

ecosystem structure, and ecosystem

services.

(2) The words and expressions used in

these rules and not defined, but defined in the



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Act, shall have the meanings assigned to them

in the Act.

3. Applicability of rules.— These rules shall

apply to the following wetlands or wetlands

complexes, namely:—

(a) wetlands categorised as ‘wetlands of

international importance’ under the Ramsar

Convention;

(b) wetlands as notified by the Central

Government, State Government and Union

Territory Administration:

Provided that these rules shall not apply

to the wetlands falling in areas covered

under the Indian Forest Act, 1927, the Wild

Life (Protection) Act, 1972, the Forest

(Conservation) Act, 1980, the State Forest Acts,

and the Coastal Regulation Zone Notification,

2011 as amended from time to time.

4. Restrictions of activities in wetlands.—

(1) The wetlands shall be conserved and

managed in accordance with the principle of

‘wise use’ as determined by the Wetlands

Authority.

(2) The following activities shall be

prohibited within the wetlands, namely,—

(i) conversion for non-wetland uses

including encroachment of any kind;

(ii) setting up of any industry and

expansion of existing industries;

(iii)manufacture or handling or storage or

disposal of construction and demolition

waste covered under the Construction and

Demolition Waste Management Rules, 2016;

hazardous substances covered under the

Manufacture, Storage and Import of

Hazardous Chemical Rules, 1989 or the

Rules for Manufacture, Use, Import, Export

and Storage of Hazardous Micro-organisms

Genetically engineered organisms or cells,

1989 or the Hazardous Wastes (Manage-

ment, Handling and Transboundary

Movement) Rules, 2008, electronic waste

covered under the E-Waste (Management)

Rules, 2016;

(iv) solid waste dumping;

(v) discharge of untreated wastes and

effluents from industries, cities, towns,

villages and other human settlements;

(vi) any construction of a permanent

nature except for boat jetties within fifty

metres from the mean high flood level

observed in the past ten years calculated

from the date of commencement of these

rules; and,

(vii) poaching.

Provided that the Central Government may

consider proposals from the State Government

or Union Territory Administration for omitting

any of the activities on the recommendation

of the Authority.

5. Wetlands Authorities.— (1) The Central

Government hereby constitutes the State

Wetlands Authority in each State with the

following members, namely:—

(i) Minister In-charge of the Department

of Environment/Forests of the State

Government or Minister In-charge of

the Department handling wetlands —

Chairperson;

(ii) Chief Secretary of the State or

Additional Chief Secretary equivalent —

Vice Chairperson;

(iii) Secretary in-charge of the

Department of Environment — Member ex-

officio;

(iv) Secretary in-charge of the

Department of Forests — Member ex-officio;

(v) Secretary in-charge of the Department

of Urban Development — Member ex-officio;

(vi) Secretary in-charge of the

Department of Rural Development —

Member ex-officio;

(vii) Secretary in-charge of the

Department of Water Resources — Member

ex-officio;



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(viii) Secretary in-charge of the

Department of Fisheries — Member ex-

officio;

(ix) Secretary in-charge of the

Department of Irrigation and Flood Control

— Member ex-officio;

(x) Secretary in-charge of the Department

of Tourism — Member ex-officio;

(xi) Secretary in-charge of the Depart-

ment of Revenue — Member ex-officio;

(xii) Director, State Remote Sensing

Centre — Member ex-officio;

(xiii) Chief Wildlife Warden — Member ex-

officio;

(xiv) Member Secretary, State Biodiver-

sity Board — Member ex-officio;

(xv) Member Secretary, State Pollution

Control Board — Member ex-officio;

(xvi) Additional Principal Chief Conser-

vator of Forests of the Regional Office of

Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate

Change — Member ex-officio;

(xvii) One expert each in the fields of

wetland ecology, hydrology, fisheries,

landscape planning and socio-economics to

be nominated by the State Government;

and

(xviii) Additional Secretary/Joint

Secretary/Director in the Department of

Environment/Forests or Department

handling wetlands — Member Secretary.

(2) The Central Government hereby

constitutes the Union Territory Wetlands

Authority for each Union Territory with the

following members, namely:—

(i) Administrator or Chief Secretary of the

Union Territory — Chairperson;

(ii) Secretary in-charge of the Department

of Environment — Vice-Chairperson;

(iii) Secretary in-charge of the

Department of Forests — Member ex-officio;

(iv) Secretary in-charge of the

Department of Urban Development —

Member ex-officio;

(v) Secretary in-charge of the Department

of Rural Development — Member ex-officio;

(vi) Secretary in-charge of the Depart-

ment of Water Resources — Member

ex-officio;

(vii) Secretary in-charge of the Depart-

ment of Fisheries — Member ex-officio;

(viii) Secretary in-charge of the Depart-

ment of Irrigation and Flood Control —

Member ex-officio;

(ix) Secretary in-charge of the Depart-

ment of Tourism — Member ex-officio;

(x) Secretary in-charge of the Depart-

ments of Revenue — Member ex-officio;

(xi) Director, Remote Sensing Centre —

Member ex-officio;

(xii) Member Secretary, Union Territory

Pollution Control Committee — Member

ex-officio;

(xiii) Member Secretary, Biodiversity

Board of the UT — Member ex-officio;

(xiv) Chief Wildlife Warden — Member

ex-officio;

(xv) Additional Principal Chief Conser-

vator of Forests of the Regional Office of


Change — Member ex-officio;

(xvi) One expert each in the fields of


landscape planning and socio-economics to

be nominated by the Union Territory

Administration; and

(xvii) Additional Secretary/Joint

Secretary/Director in the Department

of Environment/Forests or Department

handling wetlands — Member Secretary.

(3) The State Wetlands Authority or Union

Territory Wetlands Authority may co-opt other

members, not exceeding three in number, if

required.



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(4) The State Wetlands Authority or Union

Territory Wetlands Authority shall exercise the

following powers and perform the following

functions, namely:—

(a) prepare a list of all wetlands of the

State or Union Territory within three months

from the date of publication of these rules;

(b) prepare a list of wetlands to be

notified, within six months from the date of

publication of these rules, taking into

cognizance any existing list of wetlands

prepared/notified under other relevant State

Acts;

(c) recommend identified wetlands,

based on their Brief Documents, for

regulation under these rules;

(d) prepare a comprehensive digital

inventory of all wetlands within a period of

one year from the date of publication of

these rules and upload the same on a

dedicated web portal to be developed by

the Central Government for the said

purpose; the inventory to be updated every

ten years;

(e) develop a comprehensive list of

activities to be regulated and permitted

within the notified wetlands and their zone

of influence;

(f) recommend additions, if any, to the list

of prohibited activities for specific wetlands;

(g) define strategies for conservation and

wise use of wetlands within their

jurisdiction; wise use being a principle for

managing these ecosystems which

incorporates sustainable uses (such as

capture fisheries at subsistence level or

harvest of aquatic plants) as being

compatible with conservation, if ecosystem

functions (such as water storage,

groundwater recharge, flood buffering) and

values (such as recreation and cultural) are

maintained or enhanced;

(h) review integrated management plan

for each of the notified wetlands (including

trans-boundary wet lands in coordination

with Central Government), and within these

plans consider continuation and support to

traditional uses of wetlands which are

harmonized with ecological character;

(i) in cases wherein lands within

boundary of notified wetlands or wetlands

complex have private tenancy rights,

recommend mechanisms for maintenance

of ecological character through promotional

activities;

(j) identify mechanisms for convergence

of implementation of the management plan

with the existing State/Union Territory level

development plans and programmes;

(k) ensure enforcement of these rules and

other relevant Acts, rules and regulations

and on half-yearly basis (June and

December of each calendar year) inform the

concerned State Government or Union

Territory Administration or Central

Government on the status of such notified

wetlands through a reporting mechanism;

(l) coordinate implementation of

integrated management plans based on

wise use principle through various line

departments and other concerned

agencies;

(m) function as nodal authority for all

wetland specific authorities within the State

or Union Territory Administration;

(n) issue necessary directions for

conservation and sustainable management

of wetlands to the respective implementing

agencies;

(o) undertake measures for enhancing

awareness within stakeholders and local

communities on values and functions of

wetlands; and

(p) Advise on any other matter suo-motu,

or as referred by the State Government/

/Union Territory Administration.

(5) The concerned Department of the State

Government or Union Territory shall provide

all necessary support and act as nodal

Department and Secretariat to the Authority.

(6) The Authority shall, within ninety

days of publication of these rules, shall

constitute,—



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(a) a technical committee to review brief

documents, management plans and advise

on any technical matter referred by the

Wetland Authority; and

(b) a grievance committee consisting of

four members to provide a mechanism for

hearing and forwarding the grievances

raised by public to the Authority;

(7) The Committees referred to in sub-rule

(6) shall meet at least once in every quarter to

perform their functions.

(8) The Authority shall meet at least thrice

in a year.

(9) The term of non-official members of the

Authority nominated by State Government or

Union Territory Administration, shall be for a

period not exceeding three years.

6. Constitution of National Wetlands

Committee.— (1) The Central Government,

hereby constitutes the National Wetlands

Committee with the following members,

namely:—

(i) Secretary, Ministry of Environment Forest

and Climate Change, Government of India —

Chairperson;

(ii) Special Secretary or Additional Secretary

dealing with wetlands, Ministry of

Environment, Forest and Climate Change,

Government of India — Vice-Chairperson;

(iii) Additional Director General, Wildlife,


Change, Government of India — Member ex-

officio;

(iv) Adviser or Joint Secretary dealing with

wetlands, Ministry of Environment, Forest and

Climate Change — Member ex-officio;

(v) Joint Secretary, Ministry of Tourism,

Government of India — Member ex-officio;

(vi) Joint Secretary, Ministry of Water

Resources, River Development and Ganga

Rejuvenation, Government of India — Member

ex-officio;

(vii) Joint Secretary, Ministry of Agriculture

and Farmers Welfare, Government of India —

Member ex-officio;

(viii) Joint Secretary, Ministry of Social

Justice and Empowerment, Government of

India — Member ex-officio;

(ix) Joint Secretary, Ministry of Urban

Development, Government of India — Member

ex-officio;

(x) Joint Secretary, Ministry of Rural

Development, Government of India —

Member ex-officio;

(xi) The Chairman, Central Pollution Control

Board — Member ex-officio;

(xii) Director, Zoological Survey of India or

Scientist F— Member ex-officio;

(xiii) Director, Botanical Survey of India or

Scientist F— Member ex-officio;

(vix) Director, Space Application Centre,

Ahmedabad or Scientist F— Member ex-

officio;

(xv) Member, Central Water Commission —

Member ex-officio;

(xvi) Adviser, Niti Aayog — Member ex-

officio;

(xvii) Three representatives of State

Government or Union Territory Administration

on a rotational basis for a tenure of two years

each;

(xviii) One expert each in the fields of


landscape planning & socio-economics; and

(xix) Director/Additional Director/Joint

Director dealing with wetlands, Ministry of

Environment, Forest and Climate Change —

Member Secretary.

(2) The National Wetlands Committee may

co-opt other members, not exceeding three in

number, if required.

(3) The National Wetlands Committee shall

perform the following functions, namely:—

(a) advise the Central Government on

appropriate policies and action progra-

mmes for conservation and wise use of

wetlands;

(b) evolve norms and guidelines for

integrated management of wetlands based

on wise use principle;



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(c) monitor implementation of these rules

by the Authority;

(d) advise the Central Government on

proposals received from State Governments

or Union Territory Administrations for

omission of the prohibited activities as

referred in sub-rule (2) of rule 4;

(e) recommend designation of wetlands

of international importance under Ramsar

Convention;

(f) recommend trans-boundary wetlands

for notification;

(g) review progress of integrated

management of Ramsar sites and

transboundary wetlands;

(h) advise on collaboration with

international agencies on issues related to

wetlands; and

(i) advise on any other matter suo-moto,

or as referred by the Central Government.

(4) The tenure of non-official members of the

Committee shall not exceed three years.

(5) The Committee shall meet at least once

in every six months.

7. Delegation of powers and functions to the

State Governments and Union Territory

Administrations.— (1) The concerned

Department of the State Government or Union

Territory Administration shall, within a period

of one year from the date of publication of

these rules, prepare a Brief Document for each

of the wetland identified for notification,

providing:—

(a) demarcation of wetland boundary

supported by accurate digital maps with

coordinates and validated by ground

truthing;

(b) demarcation of its zone of influence

and land use and land cover thereof

indicated in a digital map;

(c) ecological character description;

(d) account of pre-existing rights and

privileges;

(e) list of site-specific activities to be

permitted within the wetland and its zone

of influence;

(f) list of site specific activities to be

regulated within the wetland and its zone

of influence; and

(g) modalities for enforcement of

regulation;

(2) Based on the Brief Document, the

Authority shall make recommendations to

the State Government or Union Territory

Administration for notifying the wetlands.

(3) The State Government or Union Territory

Administration shall, after considering the

objections, if any, from the concerned and

affected persons, notify the wetlands in the

Official Gazette, within a period not exceeding

240 days from the date of recommendation by

the Authority.

(4) (a) In case of trans-boundary wetlands,

the Central Government shall coordinate with

concerned State Governments and Union

Territory Administrations to prepare the Brief

Document containing information as listed in

sub-rule (1).

(b) Based on the Brief Document, the

National Wetlands Committee shall make

recommendations to the Central Government

for notification of the wetland.

(c) The Central Government shall, after

considering the objections, if any, from the

concerned and affected persons, notify the

wetlands in the Official Gazette, within a

period not exceeding 240 days from the date

of recommendation by the Committee.

(5) (a) The Central Government shall create

a dedicated web portal for information relating

to wetlands.

(b) The Central Government, State

Government and Union Territory Admini-

stration shall upload all relevant information

and documents pertaining to wetlands in their

jurisdiction.

[F. No. J-220/2178/2003-CS (W) Pt. V]

Dr. A. DURAISAMY, Scientist ‘G’

V. No. A–1165/2017.



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MORMUGAO PORT TRUST__

Notification

GAD/Legal-Amend/Regs./23/2017/2252

In exercise of the powers conferred under

Section 123 of the Major Port Trusts Act, 1963

(Act 38 of 1963), the Board of Trustees of the

Port of Mormugao hereby, makes the

Regulations, namely, the Mormugao Port

Trust Stevedoring and Shore Handling

Regulations, 2017 in supersession of the

existing Mormugao Port Trust (Licensing of

Stevedores) Regulations, 2010 and subject to

the approval of the Central Government, are

here set out in the schedule annexed to this

Notification and published as per sub-section

(2) of Section 124 of Act.

Sd/- (I. JEYAKUMAR), Chairman of the

Board of Trustees of the Port of Mormugao.

Mormugao, 11th October, 2017.

_________

Mormugao Port Trust Stevedoring and

Shore Handling Regulations, 2017

GOA

Dated: October, 2017.

In exercise of the powers conferred under


(Act 38 of 1963), the Board of Trustees of the

Port of Mormugao hereby, in supersession of

the existing Mormugao Port Trust (Licensing

of Stevedores) Regulations, 2010 and subject

to the approval of the Central Government,

frames Mormugao Port Trust Stevedoring

and Shore Handling Regulations, 2017

hereasunder:

1. Short title.— (i) These Regulations may

be called “The Mormugao Port Trust

Stevedoring and Shore Handling Regulations,

2017”.

(ii) These Regulations shall come into force

w.e.f. the date on which it is published in

the Official Gazette.

2. Definitions.— In this Regulation, unless

the context otherwise requires:-

(i) “Act” means the Major Port Trusts

Act, 1963.

(ii) “Board” means the Board of Trustees

of the Port of Mormugao as constituted

under the Act.

(iii) “Chairman” means Chairman of the

Board.

(iv) “Traffic Manager” or “TM” means

the Traffic Manager of the Port Trust Board

and Head of the Traffic Department.

(v) “Form” means forms annexed to

these Regulations.

(vi) “Por t” or “MPT” shall mean

Mormugao Port Trust.

(vii) “Stevedore” is an agent authorized

under these Regulations for loading and

unloading and stowage of cargo in any

form on board the vessels in Ports.

(viii) Stevedoring includes loading,

unloading and stowage of cargo in any

form on board the vessels in Ports.

(ix) Shore Handling includes arranging

and receiving the cargo to/from the hook

point, inter modal transport from wharf to

stack-yard and vice-versa and also

receiving and delivering of cargo from/to

wagons/trucks.

(x) “TAMP” shall mean Tariff Authority

for Major Ports.

(xi) “Royalty” shall mean the amount

fixed by Mormugao Port Trust which is

payable by the Stevedoring and Shore

Handling Agents to Mormugao Port Trust

from the revenue receivable (based on the

tariff fixed by TAMP) by them for rendering

stevedoring and/or shore handling services

to their principals. It may be clarified

whether royalty will be charged as per

percentage of revenue or per tonne basis

keeping in view that TAMP will fix different

tariff for different types of cargoes.



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(xii) “Stevedoring and Shore Handling

Agent” shall mean person(s) having

combined Stevedoring and Shore Handling

License issued under these Regulations for

undertaking Stevedoring and Shore

handling activities in Mormugao Port Trust.

(xiii) “Licensee” shall mean a person to

whom a Stevedoring & Shore Handling

License has been issued under these

Regulations.

3. Scope.— The Regulations shall cover the

following activities:-

(i) Stevedoring activities undertaken by

the Port and/or licensed Stevedore in a

Major Port.

(ii) Shore Handling activities undertaken

by the port and/or licensed Shore Handling

Agents or by agents under any other

name.

(iii) The Stevedoring and Shore handling

shall cover the activities on board and on

shore respectively.

(iv) Combined Stevedoring and Shore

Handling licenses will be handled by MPT

and any exceptions would need to be

approved by the Board or equivalent

authority basis credible justification for it.

(v) No Agency shall undertake to

perform these activities in MPT unless and

until they are issued a valid license by the

Port for the purpose.

(vi) The Stevedoring and Shore Handling

Regulations do not apply to port operated

Stevedoring & Shore Handling; this

exemption is only for operations entirely

carried out by the Por t and not for

operations carried out by agents partly or

fully using port’s labour.

(vii) Stevedoring Regulations also do not

apply to PPP & BOT berth operations.

4. Stevedoring and Shore Handling

Charges.— (i) TAMP shall notify the normative

tariff for Stevedoring and Shore Handling

activities, separately for mechanized and

manual operations based on a set of

Guidelines to be issued to TAMP. This tariff

shall be ceiling tariff. In case of any change

in Role for TAMP in future, Boards of Major

Ports will fix and notify the Rates based on

the performance norms enforced in MPT as

per Performance Norm Policy Guidelines.

(ii) All port customers will be notified on

the ceiling tariffs set for Stevedoring and

Shore Handling activities. The tariff will be

mandatorily displayed on the MPT website.

(iii) The Traffic Manager shall be the nodal

officer responsible for monitoring of

Stevedoring and Shore Handling tariffs. The

TM will be responsible for handling all

complaints on violation of Stevedoring and

Shore Handling ceiling tariff.

(iv) MPT shall appoint a nodal officer

responsible for Stevedoring and Shore

Handling tarrifs. He shall also be responsible

for handling complaints on receiving

complaints regarding violation of stevedoring

and shore handling tarrif.

(v) MPT shall charge a royalty for the

Stevedoring and Shore-handling. MPT shall

fix a per Metric Tonne royalty rate from all

agents based on the rates as per Scale of

Rates. No discrimination will be made among

the Stevedoring and Shore Handling agents

on the royalty license fee.

5. License for Stevedores and Shore

Handling Agents.— (1) MPT shall host the

Stevedoring and Shore Handling Regulations,

2017 in its website and any eligible person/

firm/company which fulfils the eligibility

criteria can apply for license at any time on-

line along with requisite documents.

(2) The Stevedoring and Shore Handling

Licenses shall be issued by the Port to

applicant subject to fulfillment of following

criteria:

(i) Applicant is a company registered

under the Company’s Act or a Partnership

Firm or any other legal entity.



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(ii) Applicant deposits Security Amount

of atleast Rs. 5 lakhs to meet any

contingency which shall be refunded

without interest after adjusting the claims,

if any, when the Licensee ceases to

operate.

(iii) Applicant submits an undertaking

to provide equipment/gear required for

both the operations as specified by the Port

Trust Board.

(iv) Applicant submits an undertaking

to employ atleast six (6) supervisory

personnel with minimum 2 years of Cargo

handling/stowage experience for

undertaking both the functions. Their

Profiles have to be enclosed alongwith the

application.

6. License Fees.— The fee for issue of

license shall be Rs. 50,000/- excluding taxes

for a period of 3 yrs. which may be revised

from time to time by the Port Trust Board.

7. Validity/Renewal of License.— (i) The

license will be valid for a period of three

financial years from the date of issuance of

license.

(ii) The daily performance report capturing

productivity achieved by the Stevedoring

agent in the prescribed format shall be

submitted by the Stevedoring & Shore

Handling agent to the Traffic Department

online. The Chairman of the Port Trust, Traffic

Manager or the officer acting on his behalf

will review the performance of Stevedoring

& Shore Handling agent every month.

(iii) Compliance of terms and conditions of

the license issued to the agents, safety norms

followed by the agents will be monitored by

Traffic Manager and a report to be submitted

to the Chairman.

(iv) If the Traffic Manager finds any default

on the part of Stevedoring & Shore Handling

agent, he shall cause to issue warning in the

event of first default and in the event of

second default, the license of the Stevedoring

& Shore Handling agent shall be liable to be

cancelled, apart from levying penalties.

(v) At the end of three years, the license

shall be renewed strictly on the basis of above

mentioned performance reports.

(vi) The application for renewal of license

shall be submitted in prescribed form, at least

three months prior to expiry of license

alongwith the requisite fee/late fees. Before

renewal of the license a report may be

obtained from the Inspector appointed under

the Dock Workers/Safety Health and Welfare

Act, 1986 in respect of compliance with the

safety norms as per the statute and the same

may be taken into consideration for granting

renewal.

(vii) If the application for renewal is not

received within the stipulated period of 3

months, such applications may be accepted

by the Traffic Manager, upon payment of

Rs. 5000/- excluding taxes, to the Port,

provided that the application for renewal

together with the late fee is received by the

Traffic Manager before the actual date of the

expiry of the license.

(viii)Before issue of renewal of licenses, a

report regarding the safety performance and

compliance of Dock Safety Statutes shall be

obtained from the ‘Inspector’ declared under

the Dock Workers (Safety, Health and Welfare)

Act, 1986 which shall be taken into

consideration while granting the renewal of

the license. If the Stevedore & Shore Handling

agent fulfils the required conditions and is

eligible for renewal but awaiting safety

clearance before expiry of the license period,

Port may permit the Stevedoring operation

by executing an Indemnity bond.

(ix) The application for grant/renewal of

Stevedoring license shall be made in Form

“A” to the Traffic Manager.

(x) Every License granted or renewed

under these Regulations shall be in Form “B”.

(xi) In the event of loss or defacing of the

original license, a duplicate license may be

obtained on an application made to the Traffic

Manager on payment of Rs. 2000/-, excluding

taxes.



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8. Migration to The New Stevedoring and

Shore Handling Scheme .— The new

Stevedoring and Shore Handling Regulation

shall come into effect from the date of its

notification unless otherwise specified in

these Regulations. All existing licensees

undertaking stevedoring and shore handling

activity in MPT will have to apply for fresh

license under these Regulations. If such

licensees do not apply for fresh license under

these Regulations for switching over to the

new scheme, their license(s) shall be

terminated by MPT after giving due notice

to them. The migration to the new scheme

shall be allowed subject to fulfillment of all

the provisions of these Regulations.

9. Duties And Responsibilities.—

Stevedores & Shore Handling agents shall

perform the following duties, responsibilities

and performance parameters and ensure the

safe and efficient handling, keeping in view

the following basic criteria:

(i) The Stevedore & Shore Handling

agents shall comply with applicable safety

norms in relation to such operations and

with the applicable statutes regarding

labour.

(ii) Stevedoring & Shore Handling agents

shall indemnify the Board against all third

party claims arising out of such operations.

(iii) The Stevedore & Shore Handling

agents shall be solely responsible for any

accident or damage resulting either out of

negligence, from the use of defective gear

or for any other reasons/actions.

(iv) Whenever casual workers are

deployed, the Stevedore & Shore Handling

agents should ensure that such workers

are covered by the insurance policy and

such other benefits as applicable under

Law.

(v) In the event of any accident, the

Stevedore & Shore Handling agents are

liable to settle the claim as per the

Workmen’s Compensation Act.

(vi) The Stevedore & Shore Handling

agents shall pay scheduled charges to Port

in advance.

(vii) The Stevedore & Shore Handling

agents may deploy adequate supervisory

personnel per vessel.

(viii) The Stevedore & Shore Handling

agents shall ensure that all the amount due

to the Board is paid on the appointed

dates, failing which the license is liable to

be cancelled.

(ix) The Stevedore & Shore Handling

agents shall comply with such instructions

as may be issued from time to time by the

Traffic Manager or any officer acting on

his behalf, in the interest of safety,

operational requirement, improved

productivity and labour discipline.

(x) If any gear, plant or any other

property of the Board is damaged in the

course of stevedoring and shore handling

operation the Stevedore and Shore

Handling agent shall compensate the Board

for such loss or damage.

(xi) Stevedore & Shore Handling agents

shall deploy necessary equipment as

indicated by the Port in the license.

(xii) Stevedore & Shore Handling agents

shall achieve the performance norms fixed

by the Port.

(xiii) The Stevedore & Shore Handling

agencies shall publish their tariff along with

break up in their websites and in the

website of the Port.

10. Cancellation/Suspension of License.—

(A) The port may at any time suspend or

cancel the license issued to a Stevedore &

Shore Handling agent for violation of any of

the terms of license or for any reasons listed

below:

(i) The firm does not achieve the

performance norms issued by the Port

Authority for an average over a period of

three (3) months.



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(ii) The firm is found to be charging

higher than the ceiling tariff defined for

Stevedore & Shore Handling activities in

the Port.

(iii) The CEO of the Stevedoring and

Shore Handling firm has been convicted

by the Court of any offence involving moral

turpitude and sentenced in respect thereof,

to imprisonment for not less than six

months, and a period of five years has not

elapsed from the date of expiry of the

sentence.

(iv) Violation of safety regulations and

mandatory Dock Safety measures.

(v) Adopting improper and unsafe

handling methods.

(vi) Misrepresentation or misstatement

of material facts.

(vii) Firm adjudged insolvent or going

into liquidations.

(viii) Transfer of the stevedoring

operations or sublet of the license to any

other individual or parties.

(ix) Violation of security related rules &

instructions like ISPS code compliance.

(x) Any misconduct which in the opinion

of the Board warrant such cancellation or

suspension.

(xi) Indulging in illegal/corrupt

practices.

(xii) Causing obstruction to any work in

the Port, compromising safety, illegal or

malicious acts and/or for non-compliance

of any direction given by the Traffic

Manager or an officer acting on his behalf.

(B) Provided that no such license shall

be cancelled or suspended as the case

may be until the holder of the license

has been given a reasonable opportunity

for showing cause why his license

should not be cancelled or suspended

as the case may be.

(C) Provided further that, the written

order communicating the suspension/

cancellation/refusal to issue licenses for

any of the violation listed in Clause (a)

above or otherwise, shall be made

reasonably within a period of 30 days

from the date of original intimation/notice

issued to a Stevedore.

11. Appeal.— (i) Any person aggrieved

by any order relating to cancellation/

suspension/refusal to issue licenses, may

prefer an appeal in writing to the Chairman,

MPT or any other higher authority, as the

case may be, within 30 days of the

communication of the order appealed against.

12. Deployment of Workers From Port/DLBs/

/License Holder or outside.— (i) Existing

practice of deploying port labour by

Stevedore and Shore Handling agents may

continue. In case the Port is unable to supply

the requisite workers against the requisition

placed by Stevedore and Shore Handling

agent, the port may allow the Stevedore and

the Shore Handling agent to make their own

arrangement for this purpose. No notional

booking or levying of charges should be made

and agents shall not be levied any charges

for labour, in case the Port Trust does not

supply the labour.

13. Performance Norms.— (i) Productivity

norms for the Stevedore and Shore Handling

agents shall be calculated basis

“Performance Norm Policy”. Performance

based penalty & incentives shall be enforced

in accordance with the “Performance Norm

Policy”. Port Trust shall re-assess the penalty

bands and/or incentive bands in the

frequency as prescribed by the performance

norm.

(ii) Daily performance report in the

prescribed format shall be submitted by the

Stevedoring & Shore Handling agent to the

Traffic Department online. Performance of the

agent in terms of productivity achieved will

be reviewed by the Port Chairman every

month. The monthly performance summary

capturing productivity achieved by the

respective agents will be published on the

Port website to ensure transparency to the

customers.



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(iii) Licenses of agents failing to meet

productivity norms for an average over a

period of 3 months can be revoked by the

Port Authority.

(iv) In case of Dry Bulk cargo the norms

fixed by MPT under the Berthing Policy for

Dry Bulk Cargo for Major Ports, 2016 shall be

the performance norms for the purpose of

these Regulations also.

(v) In respect of other cargo, not covered

under the Berthing Policy for Dry Bulk Cargo

for Major Ports, 2016, including break-bulk

and container the performance norms will

be those fixed by MPT for the purpose of

these Regulations.

(vi) The Stevedoring and Shore Handling

Agents will also be liable to performance

based penalty and incentives in accordance

with the Berthing Policy for Dry Bulk

Cargo for Major Ports, 2016 as will be

adopted by MPT from time to time with the

approval of TAMP or any other Competent

Authority.

14. Training, Use of Modern Technology.—

(i) The personnel deployed in Stevedoring &

Shore Handling activities shall be trained in

modern methods of cargo handling for

improving the productivity, efficiency and

safety.

15. Miscellaneous.— (i) The Traffic Manager

may issue, from time to time, such appropriate

operational guidelines/instructions or such

other directions as is required for the smooth

implementation and execution of these

Regulations; after obtaining the approval of

the Chairman.

(ii) The forms required for grant/renewal

of stevedoring license under these

Regulations shall be such as may be

prescribed from time to time.

16. Interpretation.— (i) If any question

arises as to the interpretation of these

Regulations or in respect of any matter not

hereinabove or subsequently provided for,

the same shall be decided by the Chairman,

MPT.

17. Repeal and Savings.— ( i) “The

Mormugao Port Trust (Licensing of

Stevedores) Regulations, 2010” and the

procedures, practices and customs

corresponding to these Regulations and in

force immediately before the commencement

of these Regulations are hereby repealed.

(ii) Provided that any order made or action

taken under the Regulations, procedure,

practices and customs so repealed shall be

deemed to have been made or taken under

the corresponding provisions of these

Regulations.

________

FORM–A

(Under Regulation 7 (ix) of The Mormugao Port Trust Stevedoring and

Shore Handling Regulations, 2017)

MORMUGAO PORT TRUST

Traffic Department

To,

The Traffic Manager,

Mormugao Port Trust.

Application Form for the Grant/Renewal of Stevedoring and Shore Handling Licence

1) Name of the applicant :

2) Whether individual, firm or company (Article

of partnership/company to be produced) :

3) Full Address :

4) Year/s for which licence is required :



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5) Name/s of the Steamship Company/Charteror of

ship/owner of cargo, with whom the contract

for stevedoring their vessel/cargo subsists or is

proposed to be entered

(Proof of contract for the period covered is to

be appended. The approximate tonnage for

each party is to be indicated) :

6) Previous experience in the field, if any

(The cargo and tonnage stevedored in the

previous 3 years to be furnished) :

7) Amount of financial ability to meet the obligations

on account of wages compensation under

Workmen’s Compensation Act etc.

(A certificate from the bankers as to the

financial ability and Income Tax Clearance

Certificate to be produced) :

8) Whether the applicant has/is willing to acquire gear

for stevedoring the contracted vessel/cargo?

(List of gear with necessary certificate to be

furnished)

9) Whether the applicant has/is willing to have in his

employment adequate staff with experience and

conversant with Rules and Regulations

(A list of the staff and their experience to be

furnished) :

10) Whether the applicant has cleared all the

amounts, if any, on account of transactions

he had with the Mormugao Port Trust/CHLD ? :

11) Whether the licence fee and the security deposit

has been paid ?

(The receipt for the payment is to be attached.

The licence fee and the deposit will be refunded

if licence is not issued/renewed) :

12) Whether the applicant has deposited a sum of

Rs. 5 lakhs in the form of Pay order/Demand Draft? :

I affirm that the particulars given are true to the best of my knowledge.

I agree to furnish any other information/produce any record for inspection as may be required

to consider the request for grant of licence.

I agree to abide by the Mormugao Port Trust Stevedoring and Shore Handling Regulations, 2017.

and to comply with any other conditions made by the Chairman or any other officer authorized under

Mormugao Port Trust Stevedoring and Shore Handling Regulations, 2017 from time to time, if the licence

is issued/renewed.

Place: Signature of Applicant

Date:

N. B. The grant/renewal of Licence will be entirely at the discretion of the Chairman.



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FORM–B

(Under Regulation 7 (x) of Mormugao Port Trust Stevedoring and Shore Handling Regulations,

2017)

MORMUGAO PORT TRUST

Traffic Department

Ref. No. Dt.

Licence For Undertaking Stevedoring Operations at the Mormugao Port Trust.

1. Name of the Licencee:

2. Address:

3. Period for which the licence is granted:

4. This licence is issued subject to the the Mormugao Port Trust Stevedoring and Shore Handling

Regulations, 2017.

Signature of Licensing Authority

Chairman, Mormugao Port Trust

*The conditions will be drawn mainly based on the Mormugao Port Trust Stevedoring and Shore Handling

Regulations, 2017.

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xksok

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vf/klwpukvf/klwpukvf/klwpukvf/klwpukvf/klwpuk

egkiRru U;kl vf/kfu;e] 1963 ¼1963 dk 38½ dh

/kkjk&123 }kjk iznRr ’kfDr;ksa dk iz;ksx djrs gq, eqjxkao iRRku dk

U;klh eaMy] ekStwnk eqjxkao iRru U;kl ¼LVhohMks;lZ dh ykblsaflax½

fofu;e] 2010 dk vf/kØe.k djrs gq, dsUnz ljdkj ds vuqeksnu ds

v/khu eqjxkao iRru U;kl LVhohMksfjax rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax fofu;e]

2017 cukrk gSA ;g fofu;e bl vf/klwpuk ls layXu vuqlwph esa

fu/kkZfjr gS vkSj vf/kfu;edh /kkjk &124 dh mi&/kkjk ¼2½ ds

vuqlkj izdkf’kr fd, x, gSaA

gLrk@&

¼vkbZ- ts;dqekj½

eqjxkao iRRku U;klh eaMy ds v/;{k

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eqjxkao iŸku U;kLk LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyxeqjxkao iŸku U;kLk LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyxeqjxkao iŸku U;kLk LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyxeqjxkao iŸku U;kLk LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyxeqjxkao iŸku U;kLk LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyx

fofu;e] 2017fofu;e] 2017fofu;e] 2017fofu;e] 2017fofu;e] 2017

egkiŸku U;kLk vf/kfu;e] 1963 ¼1963 dh /kkjk 38½ dh /kkjk

123 ds rgr ÁnŸk ’kfDr; a dk Á;¨x djrs gq, eqjxkao iŸku ds U;kLkh

eaMy us e©twnk eqjxkao iŸku U;kLk ¼LVhfoM¨lZ dh ykbLksaÇLkx½ fofu;e]

2010 dk vf/kØe.k djrs gq, rFkk dsUæ Lkjdkj ds vuqe¨nu ds

v/khu eqjxkao iŸku U;kLk LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyx fofu;e]

2017 cukrk gS &

1- Lkaf{kIr uke & (i) bu fofu;e a d¨ “eqjxkao iŸku U;kLk

LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyx fofu;e] 2017” dgk tk,A

(ii) ;s fofu;e Lkjdkjh jkti= esa muds Ádk’ku dh rkjh[k Lks ykxw

g axs A

2- ifjÒk"kk & bu fofu;e a esa tc rd LkanÒZ esa vU;Fkk visf{kr

u g¨ &

(i) “vf/kfu;e” dk vFkZ egkiŸku U;kLk vf/kfu;e 1963 gSA

(ii) “eaMy” dk vFkZ vf/kfu;e ds varxZr xfBr eqjxkao iŸku

dk U;kLkh eaMy gSA

(iii) “v/;{k” dk vFkZ eaMy dk v/;{k gSA

(iv) “;krk;kr Áca/kd” vFkok “Vh,e” dk vFkZ gS iŸku U;kLk

eaMy dk ;krk;kr Áca/kd rFkk ;krk;kr foÒkx ds Áeq[kA

(v) “QkeZ” dk vFkZ gS bu fofu;e a ds LkkFk LkayXu QkeZA

(vi) “iŸku” vFkok “,eihVh” dk vFkZ g¨xk eqjxkao iŸku

U;kLkA

(vii) “LVhfoM¨j” iŸku a esa tgkt a ij fdLkh Òh Ádkj u©Òkj

ds Òkj.k] vÒkj.k rFkk LVöst gsrq Ákf/kÑr ,tsaV gSA



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(viii) LVhfoM¨Çjx esa iŸku esa tgkt a ij fdLkh dh Ádkj ds

u©Òkj dk Òkj.k] vÒkj.k rFkk LVöst ’kkfey gSA

(ix) ’k¨j gS.MÇyx esa gqd IokbaV rd@Lks u©Òkj dh O;oLFkk

o Áki.k] okQZ Lks LVsd&;kMZ rFkk okiLkh Øe esa bUVj e¨My

VªkULki¨VZ rFkk oSxu a@Vªd a Lks@rd u©Òkj dk Áki.k rFkk Ás"k.k]

’kkfey gSA

(x) “VSEi” dk vFkZ gS egkiŸku a ds Á’kqYd Ákf/kdkjhA

(xi) “j‚;YVh” dk vFkZ gS eqjxkao iŸku U;kLk }kjk fu;r jkf’k

t¨ LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyx ,ts.V a }kjk muds Á/kku a d¨

LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk@vFkok ’k¨j gS.MÇyx Lksokvksa ds fy, muds }kjk

ÁkI; jktLo ¼VSEi }kjk fu;r Á’kqYd ds vk/kkj ij½ Lks eqjxkao

iŸku U;kLk d¨ ns; gSA ;g Li"V fd;k tk, fd VSEi fofÒé Ádkj

ds u©Òkj a ds fy, vyx&vyx Á’kqYd fu;r djsxk bLk ckr d¨

/;ku esa j[krs gq, D;k jktLo dh Áfr’kr ;k Áfr Vu vk/kkj ij

jk;YVh ÁÒkfjr dh tk,xh A

(xii) “LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyx ,ts.V” og O;fä@os

O;fä gS ftuds ikLk eqjxkao iŸku U;kLk esa LVhohM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j

gS.MÇyx fØ;kdyki fu"ikfnr djus ds fy, bu fofu;e a ds rgr

tkjh Lkesfdr LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j ykbLksaLk gSA

(xiii) “ykbLksaLk/kkjh” og O;äh gS ftUgsa bu fofu;e a ds rgr

LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyx ykbLksaLk tkjh fd;k x;k gSA

3- foLrkj-& bLk fofu;e ds varxZr fuEufyf[kr xfrfof/k;ka

’kkfey g axh %&

(i) egkiŸku esa iŸku }kjk rFkk@vFkok ykbLksaLM LVhfoM¨j a

}kjk dk;kZfUor LVhfoM¨Çjx xfrfof/k;kaA

(ii) iŸku rFkk@vFkok ykbLksaLM ’k¨j gS.MÇyx ,tsUV a vFkok

fdLkh vU; uke ds rgr ,tsUV a }kjk dk;kZfUor ’k¨j gS.MÇyx

xfrfof/k;kaA

(iii) LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyx ds varxZr tgkt dh rFkk

rVh; xfrfof/k;ka ’kkfey g axhA

(iv) Lka;qä LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyx ykbLksafLkLk ,eihVh

}kjk fu;af=r fd, tk,axs v©j fdLkh Òh viokn d¨ eaMy ;k

LkerqY; Ákf/kdj.k }kjk Lkeqfpr v©fpR; ds vk/kkj ij vuqe¨fnr

djuk g¨xkA

(v) d¨bZ Òh ,tsaLkh bu xfrfof/k; a d¨ ,eihVh esa rc rd

dk;kZfUor ugÈ djsaxs tc rd fd mUgsa bLk Á;¨tukFkZ iŸku }kjk

oS/k ykbLksaLk tkjh u fd;k tk,A

(vi) LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyx fofu;e iŸku Ápkfyr

LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyx ij ykxw ugÈ g¨rs gaS] ;g NwV dsoy

iŸku }kjk iw.kZr;k Ápkfyr dk; Z ds fy, gS] u fd iŸku Jfed a

ds ek/;e ls ,tsaV }kjk vkaf’kd ;k iw.kZr;k fd, tk jgs dk; aZ

ds fy,A

(vii) fLVfoM¨Çjx fofu;e ihihih rFkk chv¨Vh cFkZ Ápkyuksa ij

Òh ykxw ugÈ g¨rs gSA

4- LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyx ÁÒkj-& (i) VSEi eSdukbTM rFkk

eSU;qvy Ápkyu a ds fy, vyx Lks VSEi d¨ ÁLrqr fd, tkusokys

fn’kkfunsZ’k a ds vk/kkj ij LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyx fØ;kdyki a

ds fy, LkkekU; Á’kqYd vf/kLkwfpr djsxkA ;g Á’kqYd vf/kdre

Á’kqYd g¨xkA Òfo"; esa VSEi dh Òwfedk esa ;fn d¨bZ ifjorZu g¨rk gS

r¨ egkiŸku a ds eaMy fu"iknu ekud uhfr fn’kkfunsZ’k a ds vuqLkkj

,eihVh esa ykxw fu"iknu&ekud a ds vk/kkj ij nj a d¨ fu;r dj

vf/kLkwfpr djsaxs A

(ii) LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyx fØ;kdyki a ds fy, LkÒh

iŸku Á;¨äk vf/kdre Á’kqYd ds vk/kkj ij vf/kLkwfpr g axsA Á’kqYd

d¨ ,eihVh dh oscLkkbV ij vf/kns’kkRed #i Lks ÁnÆ’kr fd;k

tk,xkA

(iii) LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyx Á’kqYd ds ekfuVÇjx gsrq

;krk;kr Áca/kd ftEesnkj u¨My vf/kdkjh g axsA LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j

gS.MÇyx lhfyax Á’kqYd ds mYya?ku Lkaca/kh f’kdk;r a ij Vh,e fopkj

djsaxs A

(iv) LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyx Á’kqYd ds fy, ,eihVh

,d u¨My vf/kdkjh dk p;u djsaxs A os LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j

gS.MÇyx Á’kqYd ds mYya?ku ds Lkaca/k esa ÁkIr f’kdk;r a ij fopkj

djsaxsA

(v) LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyx gsrq ,eihVh jk;YVh ÁÒkfjr

djsxkA ,eihVh] njeku a ds vk/kkj ij LkÒh ,ts.V a Lks Áfr esVªhd Vu

j‚;YVh nj fu;r djsxkA j‚;YVh ykbLksaLk ’kqYd ds Lkaca/k esa

LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyx ,ts.V a ds chp d¨bZ i{kikr ugÈ fd;k

tk,xk A

5- LVhfoM¨LkZ rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyx ,ts.V a ds fy, ykbLksaLk-&1- ,eihVh] LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyx fofu;e] 2017 d¨ viuh

oscLkkbZV ij viy¨M djsxk v©j ik= O;fä@QeZ@daiuh t¨ ik=rk

ekun.M a d¨ iwjk djrs gS os ykbLksaLk ds fy, visf{kr nLrkost a Lkfgr

fdLkh Òh Lke; vkWu&ykbZu vkosnu dj Lkdrs gSA



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2- vkosnd d¨ LVhfoM¨Çjx rFkk ’k¨j gS.MÇyx ykbLksaLk iŸku }kjk

rHkh tkjh fd;k tk,xk ;fn os fuEufyf[kr ekun.M a d¨ iwjk

djrs gaS %&

(i) vkosnd] daiuh vf/kfu;e ds rgr iathÑr ,d daiuh ;k

,d ikVZujf’ki QeZ ;k d¨bZ vU; fof/kd vfLrRo gSA

(ii) vkosnd] fdLkh Òh vkdfLedrk d¨ iwjk djus ds fy,

de Lks de 5 yk[k #i, dh ÁfrÒwfr jkf’k tek djsxk t¨ jkf’k

yk,LksaLk/kkjh tc Ápkyu can djrk gS r¨ nkok] ;fn d¨bZ g¨] d¨

Lkek;¨ftr djus ds iÜpkr C;kt ds fcuk okiLk djsxk A

(iii) vkosnd opu nsrk gS fd iŸku U;kLk eaMy }kjk fuÆn"V

fd, vuqLkkj nü a Ápkyu a ds fy, vko’;d midj.k@fx;j dh

O;oLFkk djsxk A

(iv) vkosnd ;g Òh opu nsrk gS fd og de Lks de Ng ¼6½

i;Zos{kdh; dkÆed a d¨ fu;¨ftr djsxk ftUgsa nü a dk;Z djus ds

fy, u©Òkj LkEgykbZ@LVöst esa U;wure 2 o"k aZ dk vuqÒo gÄ

vkosnu ds LkkFk mUgsa viuk fooj.k LkayXu djuk g¨xkA

6- ykbLksaLk ’kqYd-& ykbLksaLk tkjh djus gsrq ’kqYd 3 o"k aZ dh

vof/k ds fy, dj jfgr #- 50]000@& gS t¨ iŸku U;kLk eaMy }kjk

Lke;&Lke; ij Lka’k¨f/kr fd;k tk,xkA

7- ykblsal dh oS/[email protected]& (i) ;g ykblsal] tkjh gksus

dh rkjh[k ls rhu foRrh; o"kksZa ds fy, oS/k gksxkA

(ii) LVhfoMksfjax ,ts.V }kjk izkIr mRikndrk n’kkZusokyk nSfud

fu’iknu fjiksVZ LVhfoMksfjax rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.V fu/kkZfjr izi= esa

;krk;kr foHkkx dks vkWuykbZu izLrqr djsxkA iRRku U;kl ds v/;{k]

;krk;kr izca/kd ;k mudh vksj ls dk;Zdkjh vf/kdkjh izfr

ekg LVhfoMksfjax rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.V ds fu’iknu dk iqujh{k.k

djsaxsA

(iii) ,ts.Vksa dks tkjh ykblsal dh ’krksZa dk vuqikyu] ,ts.Vksa

}kjk viuk, tkusokys lqj{kk ekudksa dk ekfuVfjax ;krk;kr izca/kd

}kjk fd;k tk,xk ftldh fjiksVZ v/;{k dks izLrqr dh tk,xhA

(iv) ;krk;kr izca/kd }kjk LVhohMksfjax rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.V

dh vksj ls ;fn dksbZ pwd ik;h tkrh gS rks os igyh pwd ij psrkouh

tkjh djsaxs vkSj pwd ij LVhfoMksfjax rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.V ij

’kkfLr yxkus ds vfrfjDr mudk ykblsal jn~n fd;k tk,xkA

(v) rhu o"kksZa dh lekfIr ij ykblsal dks vfuok;Zr% mijksDr

mfYyf[kr fu’iknu fjiksVksZa ds vk/kkj ij uohuhÑr fd;k tk,xk A

(vi) ykblsal uohuhdj.k gsrq vkosnu ykblsal lekfIr ls de ls

de rhu ekg igys visf{kr ’kqYd@foyac ’kqYd lfgr fu/kkZfjr izi=

esa izLrqr fd;k tk,xkA ykblsal uohuhdj.k ls igys fu;eksa ds vuqlkj

lqj{kk ekudksa ds vuqikyu ds laca/k esa xksnh dkexkj@lqj{kk LokLF;

rFkk dY;k.k vf/kfu;e] 1986 ds rgr fu;qDr fujh{kd ls fjiksVZ

izkIr dh tk, ftlij ykblsal dk uohuhdj.k djrs le; fopkj fd;k

tk,xkA

(vii) ;fn uohuhdj.k gsrq vkosnu 3 ekg dh fu/kkZfjr vof/k

ds Hkhrj izkIr ugha gksrk gS rks ,sls vkosnu iRru dks dj jfgr

:- 5000@& dk Hkqxrku dj] ;krk;kr izca/kd }kjk Lohdkj fd,

tk ldrs gSa c’krsZa fd foyac ’kqYd lfgr uohuhdj.k gsrq vkosnu

ykblsal lekfIr dh okLrfod rkjh[k ls iwoZ ;krk;kr izca/kd dks izkIr

gksrs gSaA

(viii) uohÑr ykblsal tkjh djus ls iwoZ] lqj{kk fu’iknu rFkk

xksnh lqj{kk lafof/k ds vuqikyu dh fjiksVZ xksnh dkexkj ¼lqj{kk]

LokLF; o dY;k.k½ vf/kfu;e] 1986 ds rgr ?kksf"kr ßfujh{kdÞ ls

izkIr djuh gksxh] ftlij ykblsal dk uohuhdj.k djrs le; fopkj

fd;k tk,xkA ;fn LVhfoMksj rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.V vko’;d

’krksZa dks iwjk djrs gS vkSj uohuhdj.k ds fy, ik= gS fdUrq ykblsal

vof/k dh lekfIr iwoZ lqj{kk fuckZ/krk dh izR;k’kk esa gS] rks iRru ,d

{kfriwfrZ ca/ki= fu’ikfnr djrs gq, LVhfoMksfjax izPkkyu dh vuqefr ns

ldrk gSA

(ix) LVhfoMksfjax ykblsal dh [email protected] ds fy, QkeZ “dÞ

esa ;krk;kr izca/kd dks vkosnu izLrqr djuk gksxkA

(x) bu fofu;eksa ds varxZr eatwj ;k uohuhÑr izR;sd ykblsal

QkeZ “[kÞ esa gksxkA

(xi) ewy ykblsal xqe gksus ij ;k [kjkc gksus ij ;krk;kr

izca/kd dks vkosnu dj] dj jfgr :- 2000@& dk Hkqxrku djus

ij ykblsal dh nwljh izfr izkIr dh tk ldrh gS A

8- ubZ LVhfoMksfjax rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ;kstuk dk vaxhdj.k-& Tkc

rd bu fofu;eksa esa vU;Fkk fufnZ"V u gks u;k LVhfoMksfjax rFkk ’kksj

gS.MfYkax fofu;e] bldh vf/klwpuk dh rkjh[k ls ykxw gksxkA lHkh

ekStwnk ykblsal/kkjh tks ,eihVh esa LVhohMksfjax rFkk ’kksj gS.MfYkax dk;Z

ysrs gS mUgsa bu fofu;eksa ds rgr ykblsal ds fy, vkosnu djuk gksxkA

;fn ykblsal/kkjh bu fofu;ekss ds rgr ubZ ;kstuk es tkus ds fy, u,

ykblsal ds fy, vkosnu ugh djrk gS rks mUgs ;ksX; uksfVl nsrs gq,

,eihVh muds ykblsal ¼ykblslksa½ dks lekIr djsxk A ubZ ;kstuk esa

vUrj.k rHkh vuqer gksxk tc bu fofu;eksa ds lHkh izko/kkukas dh iwfrZ

dh tkrh gSA



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9- drZO; rFkk mRrjnkf;Ro-& LVhfoMksj rFkk ’kkSj gS.Mfyax ,ts.V

fuEufyf[kr drZO;ksa] nkf;rksa rFkk dk;Z&fu’iknu ekun.Mksa dk vuqikyu

djsaxs vkSj fuEufyf[kr ewyHkwr ekin.Mksa dks /;ku esa j[krs gq, lqjf{kr

rFkk dk;Z{ke lEgykbZ lqfuf’pr djsaxs%&

(i) LVhohMksj rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.V ,sls izpkyuksa ls

lacaf/kr ;Fkk ykxw lqj{kk ekin.Mksa rFkk Je laca/kh v/;kns’kksa dk

vuqikyu djsaxsA

(ii) LVhfoMksj ,sls izpkyuksa ls mRiUu rhljs i{k ds lHkh nkokas

ds fy, eaMy dks {kfriwfrZ djsxkA

(iii) ykijokgh] [kjkc fx;j ds bLrseky vFkok fdlh vU;

dkj.ko’k@dkjZokbZ ds dkj.k gqbZ fdlh nq?kZVuk ;k {kfr ds fy,

LVhfoMksj rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.V vdsyk mRrjnk;h gksxkA

(iv) tc Hkh uSfefRrd dkexkjksa dks fu;ksftr fd;k tkrk gS rks

LVhfoMks;j rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.V lqfuf’pr djsxk fd ,sls

dkexkjksa dks chek ikWfylh rFkk fu;eksa ds rgr ;Fkk ykxw ,sls vU;

lqfo/kkvksa ds rgr ’kkfey fd;k x;k gSA

(v) fdlh Hkh nq?kZVuk ds ekeys esa LVhohMksj rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax

,ts.V dkexkj {kfriwfrZ vf/kfu;e ds vuqlkj nkos dk fuiVku

djus ds fy, ftEesnkj gksxkA

(vi) LVhohMksj rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.V iRru dks vfxze esa

fu/kkZfjr izHkkjkas dk Hkqxrku djsxkA

(vii) LVhohMksj rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.V izfr tgkt Ik;kZIRk

Ik;Zos{kdh; dkfeZdksa dks rSukr djsxkA

(viii) LVhohMksj rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.V lqfuf’pr djsxk fd

eaMy dks ns; iwjh jkf’k fu;r rkjh[k dks vnk dh tkrh gS vU;Fkk

ykblsal jn~n fd;k tk,xkA

(ix) LVhfoMksj rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.V lqj{kk] izpkyu

vko’;drk] mUur mRikndrk rFkk Je vuq’kklu dh n`f"V ls

;krk;kr izca/kd vFkok mudh vkSj ls dksbZ Hkh deZpkjh vf/kdkjh

}kjk le;≤ ij tkjh ,sls vuqns’kksa dk vuqikyu djsxkA

(x) LVhfoMksfjax rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax izPkkyu ds nkSjku ;fn eaMy

ds fdlh Hkh fx;j] la;a= ;k fdlh vU; lEifRr dks gkfu igqaprh

gS rks LVhfoMks;j rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.V ,slh gkfu ;k {kfr ds

fy, eaMy dks {kfriwfrZ djsxkA

(xi) LVhfoMks;j rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.V ykblsal esa iRru

}kjk lwfpr fd, vuqlkj vko’;d midj.k ifjfu;ksftr djsxkA

(xii) LVhohMks;j rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.V iRru }kjk fu;r

dk;Zfu"iknu ekudksa dks gkfly djsxkA

(xiii) LVhfoMks;j rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,tsUlh viuk iz’kqYd

czsd&vi lfgr viuh osclkbZV esa viyksM djsaxsA

10- ykblsal dks jn~n@LFkfxr djuk% ¼d½ iRru] ykblsal dh fdlh

Hkh ’krZ dk mYya?ku djus ij ;k uhps lwfpr fdlh Hkh dkj.kksa dh otg

ls fdlh Hkh le; LVhfoMks;j rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.V dks tkjh

ykblsal LFkfxr ;k jn~n dj ldrk gS %&

(i) ;fn QeZ] vkSlru rhu ¼3½ eghuksa ls vf/kd vof/k ds fy,

iRru }kjk tkjh fu"iknu ekudksa dks izkIr ugha djrs gSzA

(ii) ;fn QeZ iRru esa LVhfoMksfjax rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax fdz;kdykiksa

ds fy, fu’ikfnr vf/kdre iz’kqYd ls vf/kd izHkkfjr djrs gSA

(iii) LVhfoMksfjax rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax QeZ ds lhbZvks dks uSfrd

v/kerk ds fy, vijk/k U;k;ky; }kjk nks"k fl/n gqvk gks vkSj

ml ekeys esa Ng ekg ls de dh ltk u gks vkSj ltk [kRe gksus

dh rkjh[k ls ikap o"kZ dh vof/k lekIr u gqbZ gksA

(iv) lqj{kk fofu;eksa rFkk vf/kns’kkRed xksnh lqj{kk mik;ksa dk

mYya?ku djrk gSA

(v) vuqfpr rFkk vlqjf{kr lEgykbZ i/nfr;ksa dks viukrk gSA

(vi) okLrfod rF;ksa dks v;FkkFkZ :Ik ls izLrqr djuk ;k

vuqfpr :Ik ls crkukA

(vii) QeZ fnokfy;k fl/n gqvk gS vFkok ifjlekiu gksusokyk

gSA

(viii) LVhohMksfjax izpkyu fdlh vU; O;fDr dk ikfVZ;ksa dks

gLrkarfjr djuk ;k ykblsal lcysV djukA

(ix) lqj{kk laca/kh fu;e o vkbZ,lih,l lafgrk vuqikyu tSls

vuqns’kksa dk mYya?ku djukA

(x) ,slk dksbZ Hkh dnkpkj ftlds fy, eaMy ds fopkj ls

ykblsal jn~n ;k LFkfxr fd;k tk ldrk gSA

(xi) voS/k rFkk Hkz"V O;ogkj djrk gksA

(xii) iRru esa fdlh Hkh dk;Z esa :dkoV iSnk djuk] lqj{kk ds

laca/k esa voS/k ;k fo}s"kiw.kZ O;ogkj ds lkFk le>kSrk djuk

;krk;kr izca/kd ;k mudh vksj ls dk;Zdkjh vf/kdkjh }kjk fn,

fdlh Hkh funs’kksa dk vuqikyu u djukA

¼[k½ micfU/kr gS fd ,slk dksbZ Hkh ykblsal jn~n ;k LFkkfxr ugha

fd;k tk,xk tc rd fd ykblsal/kkjh dks ;g dkj.k crkus dk i;kZIr



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volj u fn;k tk,xk fd D;ksa u muds ykblsal dks jn~n ;k LFkfxr]

tSlh Hkh fLFkfr gks] fd;k tk, A

¼x½ vkxs ;g Hkh micaf/kr gS fd mi;ZqDr [k.M ¼d½ ds lwphc/n

fdlh Hkh mYya?ku ds fy, vFkok vU; izdkj ls ykblsal tkjh djus

gsrq LFkxu@fujlu@bUdkj lwfpr djrs gq, fyf[kr vkns’k] LVhfoMksj

ds fy, tkjh vkjafHkd lwpuk dh rkjh[k ls 30 fnuksa dks vof/k ds

Hkhrj] ;Fkkfpr :i ls ykxw fd;k tk,xk A

11- vihy-& (i) ykblsal dks jn~n@LFkfxr@tkjh djus ls bUdkj

djus laca/kh fdlh vkns’k ls ;fn dksbZ O;fDr xzflr gksrk gS rks ml

vkns’k] ftlds fo:/n vihy dh tk jgh gS] dh izkfIr ds 30 fnuksa

ds Hkhrj v/;{k] ,eihVh ;k fdlh vU; mPp izkf/kdkjh] tSlh Hkh

fLFkfr gks] dks fyf[kr esa vihy dj ldrk gS A

12- iRru@Mh,ych@ykblsal/kkjh ;k ckgj ls dkexkjksa dh

rSukrh-& (i) LVhfoMksj rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.Vksa }kjk iRru Jfedksa

dks rSukr djus dh ekStwnk i/nfr tkjh j[kh tk,A;fn iRru LVhfoMkslZ

rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.Vks dh vko’;drkuqlkj iRru visf{kr dkexkjksa

dh vkiwfrZ ugha dj ldrk gS rks iRru bl iz;kstu ds fy, LVhfoMkslZ

’kksj gS.Mfyax dks viuh O;oLFkk djus dh vuqefr ns ldrk gS A ;fn

iRru U;kl Jfedksa dh vkiwfrZ ugha djrk gS rks dksbZ uks’kuy cqfdax

vFkok izHkkj mxkgh ugha gksxh vkSj Jfedksa ds fy, ,ts.Vksa ls dksbZ izHkkj

ugha fy, tk,axsA

13- fu"iknu ekud-& (i) LVhfoMksj rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.Vks

ds mRikndrk ekud ßfu’iknu ekud uhfrÞ ds vk/kkj ij ifjdfyr

fd, tk,axs A fu’iknu vk/kkfjr ’kkfLr rFkk izksRlkgu ßfu’iknu ekud

uhfr ds vuqlj.k esa ykxw fd;k tk,xkA iRru U;kl] ’kkfLr CkS.Ml~

rFkk@vFkok izksRlkgu cS.Ml~ fu’iknu ekud }kjk ;Fkk fu/kkZfjr fÝDosUlh

esa iqu% ewY;kafdr djsxkA

(ii) LVhfoMksfjax rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.Vks nSfud fu"iknu fjiksVZ

fu/kkZfjr çi= esa ;krk;kr foHkkx dks vkWuykbZu izLrqr djsxkA izkIr

mRiknu ds vuqlj.k esa ,ts.V ds fu’iknu dk iqujh{k.k izfr ekg

v/;{k }kjk fd;k tk,xkA lacaf/kr ,ts.Vksa }kjk izkIr mRikdrk

n’kkZusokyh ekfld fu’iknu fooj.k iRru dh osclkbV ij fn;k

tk,xk rkfd miHkksDrkvksa ds fy, ikjnf’kZrk lqfuf’pr dh tk ldsA

(iii) ,ts.V tks vkSlru rhu ekg ls vf/kd vof/k ds fy,

mRikndrk ekud iwjk ugha dj ikrk gS rks mudk ykblsal iRru

izkf/kdkjh }kjk jn~n fd, tk ldrk gSA

(iv) ’kqYd cYd ukSHkkj ds ekeys esa ’kq"d CkYd ukSHkkj cfFkZax

egkiRru 2016 dh uhfr ds vUrxZr ,eihVh }kjk fu;r ekud bu

fofu;eksa ds iz;kstukFkZ Hkh fu"iknu ekud gksaxsA

(v) vU; UkkSHkkj ds ekeys esa tks czsd CkYd lfgr ’kqLd cYd

UkkSHkkj egkiRru 2016 dh cfFkZax uhfr ds vUrxZr ’kkfey ugha gS]

fu"iknu ekud og gksaxs tks bu fofu;eksa ds iz;kstukFkZ ,eihVh }kjk

fu;r fd, x, gksA

(vi) LVhohMksfjax rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax ,ts.V ’kqYd cYd ukSHkkj

egkiRru 2016 dh cfFkZax uhfr ds vuqlj.k esa fu"iknu vk/kkfjr

’kkfLr rFkk izksRlkgu izkIr gksxk tSlk fd VSEi vFkok fdlh vU; l{ke

izkf/kdkjh ds vuqeksnu ls ,eihVh }kjk le;≤ viuk;k tk,xkA

14- çf’k{k.k] vk/kqfud çkS|ksfxdh dk bLrseky-& LVhfoMksfjax rFkk

’kksj gS.Mfyax dk;Zdykiksa esa rSukr dkfeZdksa dks mRikndrk] dk;Z{kerk

rFkk lqj{kk dks lq/kkjus dh n`f’V ls ukSHkkj lEgykbZ dh vk/kqfud

i/nfr;ksa esa izf’kf{kr fd;k tk,xk A

15- fofo/k-& (i) ;krk;kr izca/kd] v/;{k dk vuqeksnu izkIr

djus ds i’pkr le;≤ ,sls mfpr izpkyu fn’kkfunsZ’k@vuqns’k

;k ,sls vU; funs’k tkjh dj ldrk gS tks bu fofu;eksa ds lqpk:

dk;kZUo;u rFkk fu"iknu ds fy, vko’;d gSA

(ii) bu fofu;eksa ds rgr LVhfoMksfjax ykblsal dh [email protected]

ds fy, vko’;d QkeZ le;≤ ij v/;{k }kjk fu/kkZfjr fd,

vuqlkj gksaxs A

16- fuoZpu-& ;fn bu fofu;eksa ds fuoZpu ds laca/k esa ;k fdlh

Hkh ekeys esa tks ;gka Åij mfYyf[kr u gks ;k ckn esa micfU/kr fd;k

gks] ds ckjs esa dksbZ iz’u mBrk gS rks v/;{k ,eihVh }kjk ml ij fu.kZ;

fn;k tk,xk A

17- fujlu vkSj O;ko`fRr-& (i) Ekqjxkao iRru U;kl ¼LVhfoMkslZ

dh ykblsaflax½ 2010 rFkk bu fofu;eksa ds le:i rFkk bu fofu;eksa

ds ykxw gksus ls rRdky igys izo`Rr ifdz;kvkas] i/nfr;ksa rFkk jhfr;ksa

dk ,rn~}kjk fujlu fd;k tkrk gS A

(ii) ;g Hkh micfU/kr gS fd bu fofu;eksa] izfØ;kvksasa] i/nfr;ksa rFkk

jhfr;ksa ds rgr cuk, vkns’kksa vFkok ij dh xbZ dkjZokbZ ftudk fujlu

gqvk gS dk rkRi;Z bu fofu;eksa ds rRlaca/kh izko/kkuksa ds rgr cuk,

x, ;k dh xbZ ekuk tk,A



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QkQkQkQkQkeZ eZ eZ eZ eZ “dddddÞ

eqjxkao iRru U;kl LVhohMksfjax rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax fofu;e]

2017 ds fofu;e 7 ¼ix½ ds rgr

Ek qjxk ao iRru U;klEk qjxk ao iRru U;klEk qjxk ao iRru U;klEk qjxk ao iRru U;klEk qjxk ao iRru U;kl

;krk;kr foHkkx

Lksok esa]

;krk;kr izca/kd]

Ekqjxkao iRru U;kl-

LVhfoMksfj ax rFkk ’kk sj gS.MfyaxLVhfoMksfj ax rFkk ’kk sj gS.MfyaxLVhfoMksfj ax rFkk ’kk sj gS.MfyaxLVhfoMksfj ax rFkk ’kk sj gS.MfyaxLVhfoMksfj ax rFkk ’kk sj gS.Mfyax ykbls al dh [email protected] gsrq vkosnuykbls al dh [email protected] gsrq vkosnuykbls al dh [email protected] gsrq vkosnuykbls al dh [email protected] gsrq vkosnuykbls al dh [email protected] gsrq vkosnu

1- vkosnd dk uke %

2- D;k O;fDr] QeZ ;k daiuh gS ¼ikVZujf’ki@daiuh dk vuqPNsn izLrqr fd;k tk, %

3- iw.kZ irk%

4- o’kZ ftlds fy, ykblsal visf{kr gS %

5- ml fLVef’ki daiuh@pkVZj vkWQ f’ki@eky ds ekfyd dk@ds uke] ftuds lkFk muds ty;kulsa@eky ds LVhfoMksj ls

lacaf/kr dk;Z ds fy, lafonk tkjh gS ;k djus dk izLrko gS ¼lekfo’V vof/k ds fy, lafonk dk izek.k layXu fd;k tk,A izR;sd ikVhZ

ds fy, yxHkx Vust lwfpr fd;k tk,½

6- bl {ks= esa iwoZ vuqHko] ;fn dksbZ ¼fiNys rhu o’kksaZ esa LVhfoMksj fd, x, dkxkZsa o Vust ds C;kSjs izLrqr djsa ½

7- dkexkj izfriwfrZ vf/kfu;e vkfn ds varxZr osruksa] izfriwfrZ ds dkj.k nkf;Roksa dks iwjk djus ds fy, foRrh; ;ksX;rk dh jkf’k ¼caSdjksa ls foRrh;

;ksX;rk dk izek.ki= rFkk vk;dj fuiVku izek.ki= izLrqr djsa ½

8- D;k lafonk fd, x, ty;ku@eky ds laca/k ls LVhfoMksj laca/kh dk;Z dks djus ds fy, vkosnd us Ik;kZIr fx;jks a dk

vf/kxzg.k dj fy;k gS@djus ds fy, lger gS \

¼fx;jksa dh lwph vko’;d izek.ki= ds lkFk izLrqr dh tk,½

9- D;k vkosnd ds ikl fu;eksa o fofu;eksa dk vuqHko j[kus okys rFkk ls ifjfpr Ik;kZIr deZpkjh gS@fu;ksftr djuk pkgrk gS A ¼deZpkjh

o muds dk;Z vuqHko dh lwph izLrqr dh tk,½A

10- D;k vkosnd us Ekqjxkao iRru U;kl@lh,p,yMh ds lkFkfd, lEO;ogkjksa laca/kh lHkh jkf’k] ;fn dksbZ dk fuiVku fd;k gS \

11- D;k ykblsal ’kqYd rFkk izfrHkwfe tek vnk fd;k x;k gS \ ¼Hkqxrku dh jlhn layXu dh tkuh gS ¼;fn ykblsal tkjh@uohÑr ugha fd;k

tkrk gS rks ykblsal ’kqYd rFkk tek jkf’k okil dh tk,xh A½

12- D;k vkosnd us osru vkns’k@fMekaM Mªk¶V ds :i esa ikap yk[k :i, tek fd, gS \

eSa lqfuf’pr djrk gw¡ fd izLrqr tkudkjh esjh loksZRre tkudkjh ds vuqlkj lgh gS A

ykblsal dh eatwjh gsrq vuqjks/k ij fopkj djus gsrq fujh{k.k ds fy, ;Fkk visf{kr vU; dksbZ tkudkjh@fjdkMZ izLrqr djus ds fy, lgefr

nsrk gw¡ A

;fn eq>s ykblsal tkjh@uohÑr fd;k tkrk gS rks eSa eqjxkao iRru U;kl ¼LVhfoMksfjax rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax½ fofu;e] 2017 rFkk eqjxkao iRru

U;kl LVhfoMksfjax rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax fofu;e] 2017 ds rgr v/;{k vFkok izkf/kd`r fdlh vU; vf/kdkjh }kjk le;≤ ij tkjh vU;

fdlh Hkh “krksaZ dk vuqikyu djus dh lgefr nsrk gw¡A

vkosnd ds gLrk{kj

LFkku

fnukad

fo-lw- ykblsal dh [email protected] iw.kZr;k v/;{k ds fu.kZ;kuqlkj gksxk A



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QkeZ QkeZ QkeZ QkeZ QkeZ “[k[k[k[k[kÞ

¼eqjxkao iRru U;kl LVhohMksfjax rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax fofu;e] 2017 ds fofu;e 7 (x) ds rgr½

Ek qjxk ao iRru U;klEk qjxk ao iRru U;klEk qjxk ao iRru U;klEk qjxk ao iRru U;klEk qjxk ao iRru U;kl

;krk;kr foHkkx

LkanHkZ la-% fnukad%

Ekqjxkao iRru U;kl us LVhfoMksfjax izpkyu dk;Z djus gsrq ykbls alEkqjxkao iRru U;kl us LVhfoMksfjax izpkyu dk;Z djus gsrq ykbls alEkqjxkao iRru U;kl us LVhfoMksfjax izpkyu dk;Z djus gsrq ykbls alEkqjxkao iRru U;kl us LVhfoMksfjax izpkyu dk;Z djus gsrq ykbls alEkqjxkao iRru U;kl us LVhfoMksfjax izpkyu dk;Z djus gsrq ykbls al

1- ykblsal/kkjh dk uke %

2- irk %

3- eatwj ykblsal dh vof/k %

4- eqjxkao iRru U;kl LVhfoMksfjax rFkk ’kksj gS.Mfyax fofu;e] 2017 ds v/khu ykblsal tkjh fd;k tkrk gS A

ykblsalnkrk izkf/kdkjh ds gLrk{kj

v/;{k] eqjxkao iRru U;kl

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Notification

GAD/Legal-Amend/Regs./02/2017/2253

Mormugao Port Regulations, 2017

GOA

Dated: October, 2017.



(38 of 1963) the Board of Trustees of the Port

of Mormugao hereby makes the Regulations

fur ther to amend the Mormugao Por t

Regulations, subject to the approval of the

Central Government and the same is here

set out in the schedule annexed to this

notification and published in accordance

with sub-section (2) of Section 124 of the

Act.

Sd/- (I. JEYAKUMAR), Chairman of the

Board of Trustees of the Port of Mormugao.

Mormugao, 11th October, 2017.

________

SCHEDULE


Section 123 read with Section 124 of the

Major Port Trusts Act, 1963 (38 of 1963) the

Board of Trustees of the Port of Mormugao

hereby makes the following Regulations

further to amend the Mormugao Por t

Regulations, viz.:

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

These Regulations may be called the

Mormugao Port (Amendment) Regulations,

2017.

(ii) They shall come into force from the

date of the approval of the Central

Government sanction published in the

Gazette of India.

(2) Regulation 60.— (i) Delete the existing

sub-clause (v) of Clause (C) of Regulation 60

replace the same with the following:

Regulation 60(C)(v): The licencee shall

pay an amount of Rs. 5000/- as non

refundable licence fee in respect of ship

repairing licence, Rs. 5000/- as non

refundable licence fee in respect of ship

chandling licence, Rs. 5000/- as non

refundable licence fee in respect of

chipping and painting licence, Rs. 5000/-

as non refundable licence fee in respect of

miscellaneous trade licence (survey work)

and Rs. 5000/- as non refundable licence

fee in respect of miscellaneous trade

licence (sampling and analysis) for a



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period of three financial years within seven

days from the date of intimation of the

intention to issue/renew the licence by the

Port authorities. The licencee shall also

deposit an amount of Rs. 10000/- in respect

of ship repairing licence, Rs. 10000/- in

respect of ship chandling licence, Rs.

10000/- in respect of chipping and painting

licence, Rs. 10000/- in respect of

miscellaneous trade licence (survey work)

and Rs.10000/- in respect of miscellaneous

trade licence (sampling and analysis) as

Security Deposit along with the licence fee.

The licence fee mentioned above will be

for three financial years. The Security

Deposit will be refunded in cases of

satisfactory compliance of the terms and

conditions of the licence at the termination

of the licence in case the same is not

renewed.

(ii) Delete the existing sub-clause (xii)(a)

of Clause (C) of Regulation 60 and replace

the same with the following:

Regulation 60(C)(xii)(a): Such licence

issued by the Board is valid for three

financial years. If the licencee desires to

renew the licence he or she shall apply

one month before the expiry of the licence.

If the application for renewal is not

received within the stipulated period the

licence may be renewed on payment of

Rs. 500/- as late fee, provided the

application for renewal together with the

receipt in token of payment of the late fees

is received by the Port authorities before

the actual expiry of the licence.

(iii) Delete the existing sub-clause (xii)(b)

of Clause (C) of Regulation 60 and substitute

the same with the following:

Regulation 60(C)(xii)(b): If the licence

issued to the licencee is lost a duplicate

copy of the licence will be issued to the

licencee at his or her written request on

payment of Rs. 1000/-.

(iv) Add the following as new Clause (E)

after Clause (D) in Regulation 60:

Regulation 60(E) Registration of Vessel

Agents:

The Application for Registration of

Vessel Agents shall be made in the

prescribed proforma addressed to the

Traffic Manager/Mormugao Port Trust. The

proforma application for registration/

renewal of Vessel Agents can be

downloaded from Mormugao Port

Trust website ‘www.mptgoa.com’. The

“Registration of Vessel Agents” is subject

to the following conditions:

1. In case of a person/persons/firm

desirous of handling cargo vessel, the

applicant shall give a letter from his

principals appointing him as cargo vessel

local agent. In the case of a person/

persons/firm desirous of handling container

vessel, the applicant shall give a notarized

copy of agency agreement with container

line.

2. The applicant shall furnish Security

Deposit of Rs. 25000/- (Rupees Twenty five

thousand only).

3. The applicant shall pay a one time

registration fee of Rs. 10000/- (Rupees Ten

thousand only). If a vessel agent, for some

reason, ceases to be registered for

sometime and applies for a fresh

registration, he has to once again pay the

registration fee of Rs. 10000/-.

4. The applicant shall pay renewal fee

of Rs. 1000/- (Rupees One thousand only)

for renewal of his registration.

5. In case of renewal, the applicant shall

submit his application atleast 3 months

before the expiry of his registration. If he

fails to apply within this period, the

applicant will be charged a late fee of

Rs. 500/- (Rupees Five hundred only).

However, if the applicant fails to apply for

renewal before the expiry of his

registration, his registration will not be

renewed and his application will be

treated as a fresh application wherein the



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applicant will once again have to pay the

registration fee of Rs. 10000/-.

6. In case of loss of license, the applicant

will be charged a duplicate license fee of

Rs. 1000/- (Rupees One Thousand Only).

7. The applicant shall duly submit

Certificate of Incorporation with

Memorandum and Articles of Association

duly notarized/Partnership Deed. In case,

the applicant is a sole proprietor, he should

submit a notarized copy of Registration

Certificate of Establishment.

8. The applicant shall furnish an

undertaking for the acceptance of full

liabilities for the outstanding dues on

account of their principal. This

undertaking should inter alia contain a

guarantee to indemnify the Board of

Trustees of the Port of Mormugao against

all claims, damages or liabilities

whatsoever, arising directly or indirectly

during the course of or any time, the vessel

is within the Port Limits.

9. The applicant, in case of a cargo

handling vessel, shall submit a

Undertaking Letter stating the estimated

number of ships/vessels to be handled by

him during the license period. In case of a

container vessel agent, the applicant shall

submit a Undertaking Letter stating the

estimated number of containers to be

handled by him during the license period.

10. The applicant shall furnish the

names, designations, registered office

address and telephone numbers of his

Principal Officers including his

representatives who will be attending the

berthing meetings. He shall also furnish

the address of his local office.

11. The applicant shall furnish the details

of his previous experience in the field of

ship agency. He shall also furnish the

experience of his executives.

12. The applicant shall submit Original

No Dues Certificate from Central

Documentation Centre, Finance

Department, Mormugao Port Trust before

each renewal.

13. The registration of any ship agent,

who is not fulfilling his obligation towards

the Board (Payment of dues etc.) as a ship

agent, is liable to be cancelled as per the

orders of the Chairman during the period

of registration. This will not entitle the ship

agent for refund of registration fees.

14. The ship agents shall make pre-

payment of Port charges in respect of their

vessels calling at this Port on the basis of

self assessment.

15. The applicant shall produce copy of

PAN Card and Income Tax Returns for the

previous two years in respect of the

company/partnership firm/sole proprietor

as the case may be.

16. The ship agents shall furnish the

nature and composition of the firm under

which the agency is to be operated with

all supportive documents.

17. Applicant in case of container vessel

shall have to submit in addition a notarized

copy of Agency Agreement, if any, between

him and any Foreign Shipping Company.

In case there is no such agreement with

any other Shipping Company, this

document shall not be required. He shall

also have to submit a Coastal License

Certificate issued by Director General of

Shipping, in case of coastal vessel.

18. The Registration shall be valid for

three financial years and shall be renewed

on the same conditions as provided herein

above.

19. All existing ship agents are

requested to apply in the prescribed

proforma available on the Mormugao Port

Trust’s website.



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20. The registration of new ship agents

is at the discretion of the Chairman/MPT

or an Officer so authorised by the

Chairman.

BR No. 113 dated 20-11-1965 approved by

Ministry vide letter No. 7-PG(4)/66 dated

15.10.66.

Foot Note:

1. Govt. sanction (i) PGL-56-76 dtd. 14-9-1976

(ii) GSR No. 849 dtd. 22-9-1982

(iii) PLS/PGL-24/84 dtd. 20-9-1985

(iv) GSR No. 99(E) dtd. 19-2-1996

(v) GSR No. 609 dtd. 01-10-1999.

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