The Basavanabagewadi Development Authority Act, 2024

In force 29 sections Karnataka

Act 4 of 2024

Preamble

NMENT OF KAR THE BAYALUSEEME DEVELOPMENT BOARD ACT, 1994. ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS Statement of Objects and Reasons: Sections: CHAPTER I 1. Short title, extent and commencement. 2. Definitions. CHAPTER II 3. Constitution of the Board. 4. Terms of office and conditions of service. 5. Disqualification for office of membership. 6. Removal of member. 7. Secretary. 8. Meetings of the Board. 9. Proceedings presumed to be good and valid. 10. Implementation committee. 11. Power of Implementation committee. diaCode CHAPTER III 12. Objects of the Board. 13. Preparation of plan and approval of schemes. 14. Supervision. 15. Co-ordination. 16. Implementation of schemes. 17. Obtaining information. 18. Delegation of power. CHAPTER IV 19. Fund of the Board. 20. Application of the Fund. 21. Allocation in plan. 22. Grant by State Government. 23. Power to borrow. 24. Account and audit. 25. Report. 26. Budget of the Board. 27. Power of the Government to direct the Board. 28. Power to make rules. 29. Power of the Board to make regulations. SCHEDULE. RNMENT OF KARNAT TAKA STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS I Act 38 of 1994 .- The Bayaluseeme which comprises fifty-six taluks of the State which have been recognised as drought prone taluks poses special problems of development. In order to hasten the phase a development of this area for bringing it to the level of other parts of the State it was considered necessary to have a comprehensive legislation which among other things provides for the following :- (i) establishment of a Bayaluseeme Development Board saddled with responsibility of; (a) Development and conservation of water resources; (b) adopting soil and water conservation measures in rainfed agriculture systems and forest development; (c) promotion of Horticulture development; (d) promotion of Animal Husbandry; (e) promoting and supporting activities in the Agriculture and allied sectors: (ii) Constitution of an implementation Committee; ja lurade (iii) empowering the Board to prepare a plan for the Bayaluseeme and supervising implementation of the Scheme under the plan and to co-ordinate functioning of all departments and Zilla Parishads and other non-governmental organisations in the Bayaluseeme: (iv) providing for financial allocation in the State Plan to the Board; Certain consequential provisions are also made. Hence the Bill. (Published in the Karnataka Gazette (Extraordinary) Part IV - 2A No.722 dated 2-9-1994. at page 14. II Amending Act 16 of 2000 .- It is considered necessary to amend the Bayaluseeme Development Board Act, 1994 (Karnataka Act 38 of 1994) .- (i) to revise the schedule specifying the taluks coming under each district in view of there- organistion of Revenue District; and (ii) to authorise the Secretary of the Board to convene the meeting of the Board for the effective functioning of the Board, when the post of Chairman of the Board is vacant; Hence the Bill. (Obtained from L.A. Bill No. 3 of 2000) RNMENT OF KARNAT II Amendment Act 08 of 2026 :- It is considered necessary to amend the Bayaluseeme Development Board Act, 1994 (Karnataka Act 38 of 1994) to include the Members of the Karnataka Legislative Council who have selected District or Taluk as Nodal Districts lie within the jurisdiction of the said area of the Bayaluseeme Development Board. Hence, the Bill. [L.A. Bill No. 74 of 2025, File No. SAMVYASHAE 89 SHASANA 2025] [Entries 5 and 32 of List II of the Seventh Schedule to the Constitution of India] [Published in Karnataka Gazette Extra-ordinary No.22 in part-IVA dated:08.01.2026] Inckcan Cule CIAO NMENT OF KARN KARNATAKA ACT No. 38 OF 1994 (First published in the Karnataka Gazette (Extraordinary) dated Seventh day of October1994) THE BAYALUSEEME DEVELOPMENT BOARD ACT, 1994. (Received the assent of the Governor on the Sixth day of October 1994) (As amended by Acts 16 of 2000 and 08 of 2026) An Act to provide for establishment of a Development Board for Bayaluseeme which shall prepare an annual plan containing progra

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