Extension of the Period of the Commission of Inquiry by Three More Months from 22nd April 2016 to Inquire the Construction of New Secretariat Complex at Omandurar Government Estate, Chennai-2
The Government of Tamil Nadu, Public Department (Buildings), issued Government Order Ms. Number 402, dated 21st April 2016, extending by three months from 22nd April 2016 the Commission of Inquiry into construction of the New Secretariat Complex at Omandurar Government Estate, Chennai-2. The notification amends an earlier notification by replacing the expression "fifty eight" with "sixty one" in paragraph 3.
Purpose
Government Order Ms. Number 402, Public (Buildings), dated 21st April 2016, concerns the Commission of Inquiry examining construction of the New Secretariat Complex at Omandurar Government Estate, Chennai-2. The Government of Tamil Nadu published the notification in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette Extraordinary on 21st April 2016.
The Governor of Tamil Nadu made the amendment using the power conferred by sub-section (1) of Section 3 of the Commissions of Inquiry Act, 1952.
What the notification changes
The Public Department (Buildings) notification changes paragraph 3 of Notification Number II(2)/PUBG/286(c)/2011, dated 22nd June 2011, as subsequently amended. It makes one textual substitution:
- The expression "fifty eight" is replaced with "sixty one".
- The Gazette heading describes the result as an extension of the Commission of Inquiry by three more months.
- The extended period begins from 22nd April 2016.
- The subject of the inquiry remains the construction of the New Secretariat Complex at Omandurar Government Estate, Chennai-2.
The notification does not reproduce the full terms of the original Commission of Inquiry or its previous amendments.
Who is affected
Government Order Ms. Number 402 directly concerns the Commission of Inquiry and the government inquiry into construction of the New Secretariat Complex. It may also be relevant to officials, organisations or individuals participating in, providing information to, or following that inquiry.
For ordinary property buyers and owners in Tamil Nadu, the notification does not introduce a general land rule. It contains no provisions about private land ownership, sale registration, planning permission, building approval, land classification, change of land use or property charges.
Key points for public reference
- Issuing department: Government of Tamil Nadu, Public Department (Buildings).
- Order: Government Order Ms. Number 402.
- Date: 21st April 2016.
- Gazette notification number: II(2)/PUBG/308(a)/2016.
- Change made: "fifty eight" is substituted with "sixty one" in paragraph 3 of the earlier notification.
- Practical effect stated in the heading: the Commission of Inquiry receives three more months from 22nd April 2016.
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Common questions
Does this notification change any rules for buying or selling land in Tamil Nadu?
No general land transaction rule is included. The notification only extends the Commission of Inquiry into construction of the New Secretariat Complex at Omandurar Government Estate, Chennai-2.
How long was the Commission of Inquiry extended?
The Gazette heading states that the Commission was extended by three more months from 22nd April 2016.
What exact amendment was made?
In paragraph 3 of the earlier notification, the expression "fifty eight" was replaced with "sixty one".
Which earlier notification was amended?
Government Order Ms. Number 402 amended Public Department (Buildings) Notification Number II(2)/PUBG/286(c)/2011, dated 22nd June 2011, as subsequently amended.
