The Nagaland Backward Tribes Commission Act, 2016
Preamble
THE NAGALAND BACKWARD TRIBES COMMISSION ACT, 2016 (NAGALAND ACT NO.3 OF 2017) Received the assent of the Governor of Nagaland on 24.4.2017 and published in the Nagaland Gazette extraordinary dated 17th May, 2017 An Act An Act to establish a commission for Backward Tribes in the State of Nagaland. An Act to establish a Commission for Backward Tribes in the State of Nagaland to safeguard the rights of backward tribes of the State, with special focus on the six backward tribes (Chang, Khiamniungan, Konyak, Phom, Sangtam and Yimchungru) belonging to Longleang, Kiphere, Mon and Tuensang districts, and study and make recommendations on educational, employment Development and health aspects pertaining to them.
Sections
Type to filter. 13 sections.
- 1
- 2
- 3Constitution of the Commission
- 4Appointment of Chairperson and Members
- 5Terms of Office and Conditions of Services
- 6Procedure for transaction of business
- 7Secretary and employees of the Commission
- 8Removal of Chairperson and Member
- 9Powers and functions of the Commission
- 10Reports of the Commission
- 11Rules
- 12
- 13Removal of difficulty
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