G.O.(Ms)No.116, Installation of Kudavolai Voting Relief Mural, 2014
The Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Department issued Government Order G.O.(Ms)No.116 dated 5 September 2014, sanctioning Rs.5.50 lakhs to install a three dimensional metallic relief mural about the Kudavolai method of voting at the Tamil Nadu State Election Commission office entrance. The document concerns government expenditure and installation work, and does not regulate land ownership, property transactions or land use.
What the document does
Government Order G.O.(Ms)No.116 dated 5 September 2014 was issued by the Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Department. It approves non-recurring expenditure of Rs.5.50 lakhs under the Part-II Scheme for 2014-15 to install a three dimensional metallic relief mural describing the Kudavolai method of voting.
The mural is to be placed at the entrance of the office building of the Tamil Nadu State Election Commission.
Approved work
Government Order G.O.(Ms)No.116 records the following details of the proposed mural:
- It will use white metal casting in multiple layers and follow the Chozha style.
- It will be 12 feet 3 inches wide and 6 feet 3 inches high.
- Its stated area is 77 square feet.
- The approved cost covers metal casting, designing, model making, toughened glass, framing, lighting, installation and transportation.
The State Planning Commission recommended the proposal under the Part-II Scheme for 2014-15, and the State Finance Commission approved it.
Financial and administrative requirements
The Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Department authorised the Secretary of the Tamil Nadu State Election Commission to incur the sanctioned expenditure. The amount is to be charged to the specified account for the State Election Commission under advertising and publicity, exhibition.
Key administrative requirements are:
- The Secretary must send a utilisation certificate and work completion certificate to the Government within the prescribed time.
- Existing rules in force must be followed when installing the metallic relief mural.
- The Finance Department concurred with the proposal through U.O. No.20474/Fin(RD)/2014 dated 15 April 2014.
Relevance to property and land matters
Government Order G.O.(Ms)No.116 is an administrative spending approval for artwork at a government office. It contains no provisions changing land classification, ownership, patta records, planning permission, building rights, property registration or land use. Property buyers, owners and land professionals therefore have no compliance requirement under the document.
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Common questions
Does G.O.(Ms)No.116 affect my patta or land ownership?
No. The document only sanctions expenditure for a mural at the Tamil Nadu State Election Commission office and contains no provisions about patta or land ownership.
How much money was approved for the mural?
The Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Department sanctioned Rs.5.50 lakhs as non-recurring expenditure under the Part-II Scheme for 2014-15.
Where will the Kudavolai mural be installed?
It will be installed at the entrance of the office building of the Tamil Nadu State Election Commission.
Who is responsible for spending the approved amount and reporting completion?
The Secretary of the Tamil Nadu State Election Commission is authorised to incur the expenditure and must submit the utilisation certificate and work completion certificate to the Government within the prescribed time.
