Tamil Nadu State Housing Board Service Regulations, 1969
The Government of Tamil Nadu Law Department publication contains the Tamil Nadu State Housing Board Service Regulations, 1969, made by the Madras State Housing Board under Proceedings No. 1112/ET (2)/74-23 and published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette on 14 May 1975. The regulations govern appointments and service conditions for Housing Board officers and employees, and were later amended, including through G.O.Ms.No.1075 dated 1 August 1986 and G.O.Ms.No.694. They do not set rules for land ownership, property sale or Housing Board allotment.
What the regulations govern
The Tamil Nadu State Housing Board Service Regulations, 1969 establish service rules for officers and employees of the Housing Board. Although the original short title referred to the Madras State Housing Board, an amendment approved through G.O.Ms.No.1075 dated 1 August 1986 replaced specified references to Madras with Tamil Nadu.
The regulations are stated to have come into force on 22 April 1961. The publication defines employment terms and sets out how Housing Board posts are classified, filled and administered.
Who is affected
The Tamil Nadu State Housing Board Service Regulations, 1969 primarily affect:
- Officers and employees of the Housing Board.
- Candidates seeking direct recruitment to Housing Board posts.
- Employees considered for promotion or transfer.
- Personnel appointed temporarily or brought on deputation.
- Probationers, approved probationers and full members of a Housing Board service.
Property buyers and owners are not directly regulated by these employment provisions. The supplied text does not establish land title requirements, property transfer procedures, allotment conditions or buyer charges.
Main provisions
The Tamil Nadu State Housing Board Service Regulations, 1969:
- Divide Board employment into non-technical and technical services.
- Identify officer, subordinate, basic, engineering officer and engineering subordinate services.
- Place the categories of posts, pay scales, qualifications and recruitment methods in Appendix A.
- State that increments for posts listed in Appendix A are annual, subject to the probation provisions described in the regulations.
- Define direct recruitment, recruitment by transfer, promotion, probationer, approved probationer, full member, duty and temporary appointment.
- Provide recruitment routes that can include direct recruitment, promotion, transfer and deputation, depending on the post.
Amendments shown in the publication
The Tamil Nadu State Housing Board Service Regulations, 1969 were amended to insert the post of Senior Accounts Officer (Commercial). The amendment gives recruitment routes through direct recruitment, promotion from Accounts Officer with the prescribed qualification, or deputation from statutory boards, corporations or government departments. It states that this change is deemed to have taken effect on 5 October 1988.
Other displayed amendments substitute Tamil Nadu terminology for Madras terminology, including references to the Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission, Tamil Nadu Government and relevant technical examinations.
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Common questions
Do these regulations affect ownership or purchase of a Tamil Nadu Housing Board property?
The supplied text deals with Housing Board employment, qualifications, recruitment and service status. It does not state rules for land ownership, property purchase, title transfer or allotment.
When did the service regulations come into force?
The Tamil Nadu State Housing Board Service Regulations, 1969 state that they are deemed to have come into force on 22 April 1961.
What types of Housing Board employment are covered?
The regulations cover non-technical and technical services, including officer, subordinate, basic, engineering officer and engineering subordinate services.
How can the Senior Accounts Officer (Commercial) post be filled?
The amendment permits direct recruitment, promotion from Accounts Officer with the prescribed qualification, or deputation of qualified personnel from statutory boards, corporations or government departments.
