Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Hearing in the Contempt Petition For Modified Parity!
Hearing in the Contempt Petition for Modified Parity to Pre 2006 Pensioners was held on 26th March, in the PB CAT Delhi. The arguments were put forth by both sides which could not be concluded. The case was adjourned to 3rd April, 2014.
Saturday, March 1, 2014
Constitution & Bye-Laws Of The Organisation!
Constitution & BYE-LAWS Of All India Railway Pensioners’ Federation!
I. NAME
The name of the Organisation shall be known as under:-
All India Railway Federation,
(Hereinafter referred to as the Organisation & for short may be called as A.I.R.P.F,.
II. OFFICE
i) Registered Office of the Organisation shall be located at Madhupur (Deoghar),Jharkhand,
ii) Head Office of the organisation may be either at Deoghar or Madhupur either at the
residence of the Secretary General or President or at any other suitable place in the Deoghar/Madhupur.
iii) Any change in the address shall be notified to the Registrar within 14 days.
III. AIMS & OBJECTIVES: The aims and object of the Organisation shall be:-
a) To promote and to protect the interest of all retired Railway officials and those who
are members of the Organisation, by legitimate and constitutional means.
b) To watch, defend and to promote the interest, rights and privileges of all
Retired Railway officials irrespective of caste and religion, creed, race
or sex in all matters relating to their previous services.
c) To look after their welfare & problems faced by them after retirement as
regards to their pension, complimentary passes, medical facilities and
other allied matters.
d) All retired Railway officials including those in service above 55 years of age will be
covered by the Organisation irrespective of their official status/ position before retirement.
e) To contact the concerned Railways / local authorities in person or to
address them in writing for looking into their problems.
f) To take up the issue of providing houses / plots to the retired Railway
officials with the local authorities on the basis of cooperative societies.
g) To foster & to promote unity, integrity and cooperation amongst the
members and to create atmosphere of brotherhood.
h) To make efforts for social, cultural association of members so as to
ensure that the family realises its goal of social amity.
IV) A) MEMBERSHIP
i) Any retired Railway official or a spouse of a deceased Railway official shall be eligible
to become a member of the organisation provided he / she is a resident of Deoghar/Madhupur,
ii) Any other retired Railway official residing elsewhere can become the member of the
Society with the approval of the Executive Committee.
B) ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP:
i) Any Railway official over the age of 55 years may become an Associate Member of the Organisation,
ii) Any retired Railway official residing outside the Deoghar/Madhupur&
may become an Associate Member of the Organisation..
iii) Associate Member will mean a Member of the Organisation unless otherwise specified.
iv) Associate Members will not have the right to vote & shall not be counted in the
quorum for a meeting.
C) BRANCHES: Branches of the organisation may be formed, with the approval of the Central
Executive Committee - wherever 20 or more Retired Railway Officials become Membersofthe Organisation.
D) ZONES: Zones of the organisation may be formed with the approval of the Central Executive Committee of the organisation - wherever 100 or more Retired Railway Officials – located atdifferent stations - become Members of the Organisation.
V) SUBSCRIPTION
a) i) The subscription for the Members of the orgasination shall be Rs. 50 per annum.
ii) The subscription for the Associate Members of the Society shall be Rs. 40/- PA
iii) Branches of the organisation shall pay 50% of total Subscription collected by them, to
Central Executive Committee.
b) Subscription will be re-fixed according to the requirements so warranted with the
approval of the General Body.
c) Life membership of the Society will be Rs. 500 for Life Members & Rs.700 for
Associate Life Members.
d) Special contribution may be raised to meet with the special programme (s), if any.
e) Donations from members or non-members may be accepted to pursue the objectives ofthe Society.
f) Subscription paid shall relate to calendar year.
VI. TERMINATION OF MEMBERSHIP
The membership of a member shall cease if he / she:-
i) Resigns his / her membership.
ii) If his / her subscription is in arrear for more than one year.
iii) Does not attend General Body (G.B.) meetings at least three times in a year
continuously - unless adequate reasons are offered by him / her to be considered
by the Executive Committee.
iv) Membership can be terminated if any member is working against the
interest of the organisation or his conduct is doubtful or one is involved in any
criminal case - subject to the approval of the Executive Committee.
VII. MANAGEMENT
a) All the enrolled members shall constitute a General Body (G. B.).
b) The G. B. must meet at-least twice a year.
c) Annual General Body will be held every year in December / January of
the following year.
d) In the Annual G.B. meeting & other G. B. meetings, a notice of at least 15 days
should be given to the members in writing by the Secretary General.
e) A special G.B. meeting may be called at any time by the President or
the Secretary General or on receipt of requisition from the 1/5th of the total
number of members with 7 days notice to the Secretary General.
f) Every notice must be signed by the Secretary General.
g) The quorum of the Annual G. B. meeting shall be twenty percent of the total
members or 20 members which ever is less and for special G. B. meeting 30
members would be needed.
h) No business shall be transacted at any time unless the requisite quorum is there.
i) No quorum is required for the adjourned meeting.
j) If within 30 minutes for the fixed time for the G. B. meeting, there being no requisite
quorum, the meeting shall be adjourned and may be held after one hour for which
no quorum is required.
k) General Body shall be empowered to remove any office bearer / Executive member
on the basis of specific charges.
VIII. FUNCTIONS OF GENERAL BODY
The business to be transacted by the General Body shall be as under:-
i) To confirm the Minutes of the previous G.B. meeting and of any special
G.B. meeting, the minutes of which have not been confirmed earlier.
ii) To receive and adopt the annual report of the Executive Committee.
iii) To pass the audited statement of annual income and expenditure
accounts and the balance sheet.
iv) To appoint an Auditor amongst the members to audit accounts of the
organisation once in a year.
v) To elect Office Bearers and Members of the Executive Committee after giving
due notice to members as provided in the Bye-Laws. If necessary, the
election shall be held by show of hands.
vi) To consider resolutions if any for the amendment of Constitution / Bye-Laws of the
organisation.
vii) To adopt any other resolutions to watch the interest of members.
viii) To take up any other matter with the permission of the President.
IX. CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (CEC):
a) The general management of the organisation shall vest in the Central Executive Committee.
b) The General Body shall elect the Central Executive Committee at its biannual meeting which will consist of following Office Bearers & CEC Members:
Patron / Patrons To be nominated by CEC Secretaries Two
Chairman One Joint Secretaries Two
President One Treasurer One
Working President Two Joint Treasurer One
Sr Vice President Two Auditor One
Vice President Two Executive Members Ten
Secretary General One Zonal Secretaries Ex-Officio
c) All Zonal Secretaries of the organisation shall be Ex-Officio Members of Central Executive Committee.
d) Additional Office Bearers or CEC Members may be nominated by the President or by the Central
Executive Committee – with special assignments in organizational interest.
e) Executive Committee may nominate any prominent persons as Patron or Advisor.
f) Ex-President & Ex Secretary General shall be Ex-Officio Members of Central Executive Committee.
g) Any vacancy occurring during the course of 2 years shall be filled up by the President / CEC.
h) Composition of the Branch and Zonal Executive Committees shall be decided by the respective General Bodies with the approval of the Central Executive Committee.
X. QUORUM OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
a) The quorum of the Executive Committee (EC) meeting shall be of six members.
b) The Executive Committee shall normally meet once in a month but one meeting shall be held at-least once in two months. The emergent meeting shall be held on a written request of (at least) six
members of the Executive Committee.
c) For convening the Executive Committee meeting, one week notice shall be given to the members in writing by the Secretary General and in case of emergent meeting 48 hrs. notice shall be given.
d) A member who does not attend three consecutive meetings of the Executive Committee without
adequate reasons shall cease to be a member of the Committee.
e) The Executive Committee may appoint a Sub-Committee to carry out any important work for a
specific period.
XI. BANK ACCOUNT: he Bank Accounts in the name of the organisation shall be kept and operated upon jointly by the Treasurer and the Secretary General or the President.
XII (A) POWERS & DUTIES OF PATRON
To guide the President, Secretary General and the Executive Committee regarding the affairs of the Society for achieving its aims and objectives as per provisions of the Constitution.
XII (B) POWERS & DUTIES OF CHAIRMAN
i) He shall guide the activities of the organisation during the meetings of Executive Committee & General Body and advise them from time to time to achieve the aims & objectives of the Society as per provisions of the Constitution.
ii) He shall have the final Casting Vote in the event of a tie in the voting on any issue.
iii) He shall be authorised to sanction expenditure above Rs.500 and up to Rs.1000 in case of an
exigency to meet the aims and objectives of the organisation.
iv) He shall be the Appellate Authority in Disciplinary Cases.
XII (C) POWERS AND DUTIES OF PRESIDENT
i) President shall preside over all meetings of the General Body and the Executive Committee.
ii) He shall have a casting vote in the event of a tie.
iii) He shall be authorised to keep an Imprest amount of Rs.100 for day to day expenditure to meet the objectives of the organisation.
iv) He shall be authorised to sanction up-to Rs.500 to meet any exigencies for furtherance of the
objectives of the organisation) He shall be authorized to call an emergent meeting of the Executive Committee and the General
Body.
vi) He shall generally be responsible for conducting the affairs of the Executive Committee and
ensuring that the decisions of the Committee are fully carried out under his guidance.
vii) He is empowered to warn / suspend any member for misbehaviour or for working against the
interest of the organisation.
viii) He shall be authorized to accept the Resignation of the Members/Office Bearers of the organisation and to
nominate a Member to fill up any vacancy in the Executive Committee in consultation with the
Secretary General.
XII (D) POWERS & DUTIES OF WORKING PRESIDENTS:
i) To help the President in discharge of his duties
ii) To represent & function as the President in his absence.
iii) To oversee the Welfare activities and overall organizational growth of the organisation.
XIII) POWERS & DUTIES OF SR. VICE PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENT
i) To supervise the Welfare activities of the organisation.
ii) To help in expanding the activities of the organisation and for inducting new members in the organisation.
iii) To carry out any duty assigned by the President.
iv) To function as President in absence of President, Working President & Sr. Vice President.
XIV. POWERS & DUTIES OF SECRETARY GENERAL
i) Secretary General will be the in-charge of the office of the organisation - subject to the control of the Executive Committee.
ii) He will Correspond on behalf of the organisation and maintain files, membership Register, Minutes Booksand all such other record.
iii) He will convene meetings of the General Body and Executive Committee and issue notices of
meetings to the members in writing.
iv) He will record all the proceedings of the meetings and get it confirmed in the next meeting.
vi) He will arrange and organize all functions of the organisation.
vii) He will present annual report of activities of the organisation before General Body.
viii) He will be authorised to keep an Imprest amount of Rs 100 for day to day expenditure to meet the objectives of the organisation.
ix) To coordinate the Welfare activities of the organisation.
XV. POWERS & DUTIES OF SECRETARIES & JOINT SECRETARIES:
i) To look after the Welfare activities of the organisation and inter-act with Members (especially those residing in their area / region) for welfare, general awareness and health care.
ii) To help in collection & raising of Funds from Members and through other resources.
ii) To look after the arrangements of Meetings and other functions of the organisation.
iii) To discharge the duties and functions of the Secretary General in his absence as advised by him or the President / Working President.
iv) To play an active role towards expanding the activities of the organisation and for inducting new members of the Society through personal contacts and other means.
XVI A) POWERS & DUTIES OF TREASURER & JOINT TREASURER
Treasurer will carry out the following duties with the help & assistance of the Joint Treasurer:
i) To keep accounts of income & expenditure of the organisation.
ii) To keep the funds of the organisation in safe custody.
iii) To present monthly statement of receipt & expenditure to the Executive Committee through the
Secretary General.
iv) To collect subscription from the members and issue receipt thereof.
v) To keep with him an imprest of Rs. 100 as cash in hand and deposit the balance in the Bank as
decided upon by the Executive Committee.
vi) To make payment of Bills after they have been verified by the Secretary General or the President/ Working President.
vii)To prepare Annual & Quarterly statement of Receipt and Expenditure to be presented in the General Body meeting along with Balance Sheet through the Secretary General.
viii) To assist the Secretary General as required by him.
ix) To get the Accounts audited from the Auditor in each quarter and every year.
x) To help in enrolling new Members of the organisation and for raising additional Funds for the organisation.
XVI. B) DUTIES OF AUDITOR:
To audit the accounts of the Society in each quarter & prepare Annual Balance Sheet of Accounts.
XVI. C) DUTIES OF EXECUTIVE MEMBERS:
To carry out the duties as are specifically assigned to them by the President / Secretary General or the Executive Committee and such other duties as enjoined as the constituents of the Sub-Committees of the organisation.
XVI. D) DUTIES OF ZONAL SECRETARIES:
To organize the activities of the Organisation in the respective Zone, as per Constitution of the organisation; and as per directives and policies of the Executive Committee.
XVII. GENERAL
i) The Organisation may affiliate with any other organization / federation having kindred aims and objects
to with the provision that such a decision is taken by three fourth majority of members present in the General Body meeting.
ii) No amendment shall be made in the above Rules except by a two third majority of the members
present and voting at the meeting of the General Body. Notice, of such amendment, has to be given in writing to the Secretary General at-least 15 days before the meeting and will be considered by the Executive Committee before being brought on the Agenda.
iii) The Organisation will not be dissolved unless three fourth members so resolved and decided in the General Body meeting.
(Constituted by the Conveynor)
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