Which of the following statements is not correct: a. A member of the Central Pollution Control Board will not be eligible for more than two terms tor nomination b. Members nominated from the state boards cannot continue to remain inoffice on ceasing to be member of the State Board C. Any member of the Board who has been removed from office on account of inability, will not be eligible for renomination d. A member of the Central Pollution Control Board will be eligible for renomination
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Answer:
Which of the following statements is not correct: a. A member of the Central Pollution Control Board will not be eligible for more than two terms tor nomination b. Members nominated from the state boards cannot continue to remain inoffice on ceasing to be member of the State Board C. Any member of the Board who has been removed from office on account of inability, will not be eligible for renomination d. A member of the Central Pollution Control Board will be eligible for renomination
Explanation:
Which of the following statements is not correct: a. A member of the Central Pollution Control Board will not be eligible for more than two terms tor nomination b. Members nominated from the state boards cannot continue to remain inoffice on ceasing to be member of the State Board C. Any member of the Board who has been removed from office on account of inability, will not be eligible for renomination d. A member of the Central Pollution Control Board will be eligible for renomination
Answer:
A member of the Central Pollution Control Board will not be eligible for more than two terms tor nomination
Explanation:
Constitution of Central Board:
According to Section-3, the Central Board shall consist of the following members:
(a)A full-time Chairman (to be proposed by the Central Government) with expertise in environmental protection issues, practical experience working in the field, or expertise in leading organisations that deal with similar issues.
(b) A maximum of five representatives chosen by the Central Government.
(c) A maximum of five individuals chosen by the Central Government from the State Board members.
(d) A maximum of three non-officials chosen by the government to represent interests in fishing, agriculture, and trade, among other things.
(e) The government will nominate two individuals to represent the businesses or corporations it owns.
(f) One full-time Member-Secretary with competence and experience in scientific engineering or management aspects of pollution control, to be selected by the Central Government.
(2) Constitution of State Boards:
Under Section-4, of the State Pollution Control Board may be constituted having the same constitution as the Central Board.
(3) Constitution of Committees:
A board may constitute as many committees as necessary. The members of a committee shall be paid such fees and allowances for attending to any other work of the Board.
(4) Terms and Service Conditions of the Members of the Board:
(a) The Government shall regulate the Member Secretary's and Chairman's terms and conditions of service.
(b) The remaining members will serve three-year terms in office.
(c) A member is qualified for reelection.
(d) Central or State Government may remove a member of the Central or State Board at any time by giving him reasonable notice and opportunity.
(e) The Chairman may resign by addressing his resignation to the government and a member may resign by addressing his resignation to the Chairman.
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