Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 11, Part II, Section 2 (11 II 2 v2)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 11, Part II, Section 2, on March 24, 2010, containing notifications from the Higher Education Department, Home Department, and Labour and Employment Department. The notifications make university appointments, amend a 1992 notification concerning a designated court judge, grant temporary Employees’ State Insurance Act exemptions to two state corporations, and appoint construction worker inspectors and registering officers.
What the gazette covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette No. 11, Part II, Section 2, published by the Government of Tamil Nadu on March 24, 2010, records several unrelated government actions. It does not change land ownership, land classification, planning permission or property registration in the supplied text, but its construction worker notifications may be relevant to people and organisations operating in the building sector.
University and court appointments
The Higher Education Department issued Government Order (1D) Number 47, Higher Education (K1), dated 8th March 2010. It nominates five people to the Planning Board of Tamil Nadu Open University, Chennai, for three years from 28th January 2010, representing vocational or technical education, media or communication, manpower planning, agriculture or rural development, and women’s studies.
The Home Department issued Government Order Ms. Number 261, Home (Courts.II), dated 9th March 2010. It amends the Home Department notification published on 21st October 1992 by substituting Thiru K. Dakshinamoorthy, V Additional City Civil and Sessions Judge, Chennai, as item 1 in its table.
Employees’ State Insurance exemptions
The Labour and Employment Department issued two temporary exemptions:
- Government Order (D) Number 112, Labour and Employment (L1), dated 19th February 2010, exempts the Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation Limited from the Employees’ State Insurance Act from 1st October 2008 to 30th September 2011.
- Government Order (D) Number 119, Labour and Employment (L1), dated 23rd February 2010, exempts the Tamil Nadu Civil Supplies Corporation Limited, Chennai, from the Act from 1st July 2009 to 30th June 2010.
The exemptions require registers of exempted employees. Employees retain benefits earned through contributions paid before the exemption began. The corporations must provide returns for earlier covered periods, and authorised inspectors may seek information, enter premises at reasonable times, examine people and records, and copy or extract documents.
Construction worker administration
The Labour and Employment Department issued Government Order Ms. Number 7, Labour and Employment (I1), dated 27th January 2010. Its notifications:
- appoint the Additional Chief Inspector of Factories as Chief Inspector of Inspection of Building and Construction;
- appoint specified factory officers as inspectors, with the whole State of Tamil Nadu stated as the local limit; and
- appoint specified Deputy Chief Inspectors of Factories as registering officers for listed areas, including parts of Chennai Corporation, Gummidipoondi Taluk, Ambattur Municipality, Tambaram Taluk, Madhavaram Municipality, Kathivakkam Town Panchayat and Tiruvottiyur Municipality.
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Common questions
Does this gazette change the ownership or classification of my land?
No land ownership, land classification, planning permission or property registration change appears in the supplied text.
Could the construction worker notifications affect a builder?
They may be relevant to building sector administration because they appoint inspectors and registering officers under the Building and Other Construction Workers law and define their areas of authority.
Are all employees of the two state corporations permanently outside Employees’ State Insurance coverage?
No. The stated exemptions apply only for the specified periods. Employees also continue to receive benefits to which they became entitled through contributions paid before the relevant exemption began.
Which official was appointed as the chief construction inspection officer?
The Additional Chief Inspector of Factories was appointed as the Chief Inspector of Inspection of Building and Construction.
