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Functions in the Union Parishad

 Functions in the Union Parishad
The main functions of the Council shall be as follows:
    (a) Administration and Establishment Matters,
    (b) Maintenance of Public Order,
    (c)Public WelfareServices, and
    (d) Formulation and Implementation of Plans for Local Economic and Social Development .
(2) According to the second schedule of the Local Government (Union Parishad) Act, 2009, the main functions of the council are as follows: The government may determine the responsibilities and duties of the women members of the reserved seats by rules. However, one-third of the development projects in the wards concerned with the Union Parishad's development projects (TR Kabikha and others) have to be handed over to the reserved women's seat as the chairman of the development project implementation committee.
1.5.3 Detailed functions of the Union Parishad as described in the Second Schedule
(1) Development of Panchsala and various term development plans,
(2) Rural infrastructure development, conservation and maintenance,
(3) Preservation of education and primary and mass education activities,
(4) Implementation of health, family planning activities,
(5) Agriculture, fisheries And taking necessary action for livestock and other economic development,
(6) taking necessary steps for epidemic control and disaster management,
(6) collection of taxes, fees, tolls, fees, etc.,
(6) resolving family disputes, women and child welfare works
(9), sports, culture, social development, etc., take the initiative and support of the necessary activities,
(10) take the necessary steps to save the environment and development,
(11) To fulfill the responsibilities assigned by the government to maintain law and order and to take necessary action,
(12) Birth and death registration,
(13) To guard public places, open spaces, parks and playgrounds,
(14) To light lamps in Union Parishad streets and government places ,
(15) planting and preservation of trees and prevention of theft and destruction of tree resources,
(16) maintenance and operation of cemeteries, crematoriums, public meeting places and other government property,
(18) prevention of unauthorized entry into public roads, highways and government places Closing its causes,
(18) prevention of damage to roads and highways, destruction or destruction,
(19) collection, removal and management of dung and road waste,
(20) regulation of dangerous business in crime,
(21) Removal and control of dead animals and control of animal slaughter,
(22) Union new houses, construction and reconstruction of buildings and control of dangerous buildings,
(23) Management and conservation of wells, water pumps, reservoirs, ponds and other sources of water supply ,
(24) to prevent contamination of drinking water sources and prohibit the use of water from wells, ponds or other places of water supply suspected to be harmful to public health,
(25) wells, ponds or other places reserved for drinking water Prohibiting or controlling the bathing of animals,
(26) prohibiting or controlling the planting of sorghum, jute or other trees in or near ponds or water supply , (26) prohibiting or controlling the coloring or ripening
of leather in residential areas,
(27) Prohibit or control the extraction of stones or other objects by digging the soil in residential areas,
(29) Prohibit or regulate the construction of bricks, earthenware or other kilns in residential areas,
(30) Storms, earthquakes or other natural To take necessary steps to deal with disasters and provide round-the-clock assistance to the government,
(31) to maintain and assist the list of widows, orphans, poor and destitute,
(32) to develop and encourage cooperative movement and rural industries
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(34) to make arrangements for the control and maintenance of cattle pens,
(35) to make arrangements for first aid centers,
(36) to take other measures necessary for the safety, comfort or convenience of the residents of the Union,
(36) Introduction and encouragement of e-governance,
(36) Expansion of cooperation with other organizations engaged in similar activities like Union Parishad,
(39) Responsibilities imposed by the Government from time to time.

 

** Union Parishad Tax Sources, Policies, Tax Assessment and Collection Procedures **

Union Parishad Tax Sources
Union Parishads have been playing an important role in the socio-economic development of the rural people. The main source of income of the Union Parishad is the money received from the people and the government. According to the provisions, the income of the Union Parishad has to be from three sources, namely, 1) revenue income, 2) government grant and 3) other sources.
A) Revenue
In accordance with Section 75 and Fourth Schedule of the Local Government (Union Parishad) Act, 2009, the Union Parishad has been empowered to levy and collect taxes, rates, fees, etc. on the following 13 matters in respect of revenue income. Eg
(1) the manner attributed to the building / land value tax, or union barsira rates,
(ii) the total volume of timber per square foot of the building at the rate specified on the approved building plan fees,
(3) Tax on occupation, business and scholarship (calling),
(4) Tax on cinema, drama and drama exhibitions and other entertainment and recreation,
(5) Fees for licenses and permits issued by the Union Parishad,
(6) Union boundaries. in the markets and ferry terminal from the fee, (Liz money)
(7) of the Union in the territory transferred jalamahalera determined by the government part,
(8) the Union in the territory of the patharamahala, balumahalera income determined by the government part,
(9) immovable property transfer Part of income from tax,
(10) Marriage registration fee,
(11) Part of income related to land development tax,
(12) Tax on advertisement,
(13) Any other tax under any provision of this Act,
(b) Government grant
(1) ) Salary Allowances of Officers / Employees
(2) development sector grants,
(3) bulk allocation / increased bulk allocation,
(4) construction program grants,
(5) project assistance grants.
(C) Other sources
(1) Contributions made by any person or organization,
(2) Profits or rents received from property,
(3) Profits from investments,
(4) Money received from trusts , (5) Received from
other sources determined by the government. Money.