Act16
Enacted 2022

Uttar Pradesh Fire And Emergency Service Act

In force 70 sections Uttar Pradesh

Act 16 of 2022 Enacted 13 Dec 2022 Department Home

Sections

Type to filter. 70 sections.

  1. 1Short title, extent and commencement
  2. 2Definitions
  3. 3Establishment of one Fire and Emergency Service for whole of State of Uttar Pradesh
  4. 4Superintendence of Fire and Emergency Service to vest in State
  5. 5Government Constitution and Classification of Fire and Emergency Service
  6. 6Appointment of Director General and Director of Fire and Emergency Service
  7. 7Power, Duties and Functions of the Director General Fire and Emergency Services
  8. 8Setting up of Fire Stations
  9. 9Appointment, powers, duties and functions of Fire Officers
  10. 10Appointment, powers, duties and functions of other Officers
  11. 11Issue of Certificate to the employees of Fire and Emergency Service
  12. 12Auxiliary Fire and Emergency Service
  13. 13Effect of suspension of Fire Officer
  14. 14Response to Calls
  15. 15Personnel and scale of equipment
  16. 16Operation Management
  17. 17Powers of Employees of the Fire and Emergency Service on occasion of fire and/or rescue
  18. 18Power to arrange for water supply during emergency
  19. 19Duty to arrange water supply
  20. 20Power to enter into Agreement for Water Supply
  21. 21No compensation for interruption of water supply
  22. 22Compensation of water
  23. 23Preventive Measures
  24. 24Fire Prevention and Life Safety measures in the pandals to be selfregulatory
  25. 25Removal of encroachments or objects or goods likely to cause a risk of fire or any obstruction to fire fighting
  26. 26Owner or Occupiers liability to provide Fire Prevention and Life Safety Measures
  27. 27Issue of Fire Safety Certificate
  28. 28Appointment and Functions of Fire Safety Officer
  29. 29Power of Inspection
  30. 30Information on outbreak of fire
  31. 31Penalties for violation of provisions of Chapter IV (Water Supply)
  32. 32Penalty for violation of duty
  33. 33Penalty in case of non-appointment of Fire Safety Officers
  34. 34Liability of property owner to pay compensation
  35. 35Failure to give information
  36. 36Failure to take precautions
  37. 37Penalty for wilfully obstructing the fire-fighting, rescue operations
  38. 38False report
  39. 39General provisions for punishment for offence
  40. 40Offences by companies
  41. 41Compounding of offences
  42. 42Protection of action taken in good faith
  43. 43Cognizance of prosecution
  44. 44Jurisdiction
  45. 45Appeals
  46. 46Establishment of Fire and Emergency Training Institute
  47. 47Community Preparedness
  48. 48Levy of fire tax
  49. 49Mode of assessment, collection, etc. of fire tax
  50. 50Fee on deployment of Fire and Emergency Service beyond the limits of the State
  51. 51Recovery of Dues
  52. 52Constitution of Fund
  53. 53Reciprocal firefighting arrangements with other Fire and Emergency Service
  54. 54Declaration of Fire and Emergency Service as Technical Service
  55. 55Deployment to other area
  56. 56Employment on other duties
  57. 57Power to obtain information
  58. 58Power to seal buildings or premises
  59. 59Police officers and others to aid
  60. 60Fire and Emergency Service functioning in the State immediately before the commencement of this Act to be deemed to be Fire and Emergency Service constituted under this Act
  61. 61Death of member of Fire and Emergency Service
  62. 62Officers to be public servants
  63. 63Calling of returns, reports, statements, etc
  64. 64Power to make rules
  65. 65Delegation of powers
  66. 66Repeal and Savings
  67. 67Power to remove difficulties
  68. 68Act to have overriding effect on other laws
  69. 69Requisition of Fire-fighting property
  70. 70Special promotion to the subordinate operational staff

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