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Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS GAZETTE NO. NOTIFICATION NO/.DATE SUBJECT MATTER 28 Skm/Governor(1)75 Appointment of L.D.Kaji as C.M of Sikkim. 29 H(GA)1/75/1-16.5.1975 (Allocation of Bussiness rules 1975. 30 H(GA)II/75/2-16.51975 Execution of contracts by C.S on behalf of Sikkim Govt. 31 H(GA)III/75/3-16.5.1975 Authentication(order and other instruments)Rules 1975 Sanction of expenditure for various deptt.(Removal of 32 H(GA)IV/75/4-16.6.1975 difficulties)order no. XI 33 H(GA)v/75/5-16.5.1975 Portfolious of Council of Ministers. 34 H(GA)VI/75/6-16.5.1975 Allowances payable to the members of Legislative Assembly. 35 (GA)VII/75/7-16.5.1975 Pay and allowances of Deputy Speaker. 36 Pay and allowances of Chief Minister . 37 S.O.280(E)-16.5.1975 38 ---------- 36th Amendment Act 1975. 39 SKM/Gov./75/3-16.5.1975 40 ----------- The Constitution(Removal of difficulties)Order 1975. 41 ---------------- The adaptation of Sikkim Laws -Order1975. 42 495/H/75-16.5.1975 Appreciation of services of Shri B.B.Lall as Chief Executive. 43 H(GA)IX/75/9-16.5.1975 Apptt. Of B.B.Lall as Governor of Sikkim. 44 41/H/75-29.5.1975 Setting up of anti-corruption branch in Police Deptt. 45 H(GA)XI/75/II-16.5.1975 Declaration of head of deptt. As Ex-Officio secretaries for executing contracts and assurances. Apointment of Anandaroy Bhattacharjee as advocate General of 1 H(GA)X75/10-4.6.1975 sikkim. Delegation of Administative & Financial Powers in favour of the chief 2 H(GA)XIII/75/13-10.6.1975 Justice of Sikkim High Court. 3 __----------- Enforcement of Several Central acts in sikkim from 16th may 1975. Extension and Enforcement of High court Judge Rules,1956 in 4 19/37/75/Jus.-16.5.1975 Sikkim. Enfrocement of High Court Judge(Travelling Allowances)Rules 5 19/37/75/Jus.-16.5.1975 1956. 6 19/37/75 Jus -16.5.1975 Enfoecement of Notaries Rules,1956. 7 S.O.208(E)-16/5/1975 Enforcement of Defence of India Act 1971. Exten sion of the Emblems andNames (Prevention or improper 8 936/H/75 -16.6/1975 use)Act 1950 Assumption of charge of shri Justice Rajinder Sachar as C.J of 9 3(210/968/75/h-16.5.1975 Sikkim transter of shri Justice R.Sachar Judge Delhi High Cour to Sikkim 10 975/H/75-19.6.1975 High court. 11 995/H/75-21.6.1975 Enforcement of Citizenship Act,1956. 12 1057/h/1975-27.6.1975 Proclamation of Emergency appointment of K.B Limboo to be a member of the council of 13 Skm(govt)156/75-28.6.75 Minister. 14 H/GA/iv/75/15-28.6 1975 Reallocate the porfolios among the council of Mininster. 15 1101/H/75-2.7.75 The Sikkim Cultivators (Protection)Ordinance,1975 16 75/Home/75 Declaration of every 2nd Saturday as Government holidays. 17 5/fin.-25/7/75 Authorisation of expenditure by various dept. from consolidate fund. 18 1289/H/75-29.7.75 Meeting of Sikkim Assembly as on 29.7.75 Redesignate D.O as District Magistrate under Criminal Procedure 19 63/H/75-2.7.75 code (Act v of1898 The Prevention of tansfer and unathorised use of lands -Ordinance 20 H(GA)xviii/75/8-13.8.75 1975. 21 Bill no.1of 1975 The Sikkim Cultivators (Protection) (Temporary Provision)Bill. 22 138/LR-28.8.75 Collection ofrevenue by L.R Deptt. 23 BILL NO. 2 OF 1975 Sikkim regulation of transfer and use of Land Bill 1975. 24 1/P Programme of Panchayat election under Sikkim panchayat Act. 25 BILL Sikkim Appropriation Bill 1975. 26 1751/H/(E)75-12.9.75 Representation of people act 1950-under section 13 A. Election Laws (Extension to Sikkim) Ordinance 1975 - ACT NO. 9 of 27 1961/H/(E)-75-11.9.75 1975. 28 1/L/75----Act No. 1 of 1975 Sikkim cultivators protection (Temporary provision)ACT 1975. Republication of Election Commission Not. No.3/6/68(1)-1 Dated 29 1760/H(E)75-15.9.75 18.3.1968. 29 156/H/75--15.9.75 Mr. Chatur Sing Roy elected as Speaker. 30 31/R.O--23.9.75 Date&time for pooling for member of Sikkim Lagislative Assembly. 31 32/R.o----23.9.75 Counting opf votes under act 1951. 31 Bill No. 4 of 1975 Sikkim contingency fund Bill 1975. 32 Bill No.5 of 1975 Gangtok Municipal Corporation Bill 1975. Revised categories gradation pay scales educational and technical 33 1706/H/75 ---6.9.75 standards and length of service stipulations for the concepts of Medical Services. 34 1880/H/75--24.9.75 Sikkim judicial service Rules. 35 Bill NO.2 of 1975 Sikkim appropriation Bill 1975. 36 2/L/75--18.9.75 Sikkim Act II of 1975. 2nd October 75 is declared public holiday throughout Sikkim on the 37 1916/H/1975--26.9.75 occasion of Gandhi Jayanti. Republication of Election Commission of India Noti. No.429/Skm/(1) 38 81/H/75 --1.10.75 --26.9.75. Election commission of India Noti. No.429/Skm(1) dated26.9.75 39 82/H --1.10.75 Republication. 39 157/H/75 --4.10.75 R.C Poudyal elected as Speaker. 40 154/LR 29/9.75 Sikkim cultivators protection Rules 1975 Enforcement of Sikkim Regulation of Transfer and Use of Land Act 40 F(7(3)H/75 17.10.75 1975 into Sikkim 41 2136/H/75 -20.10.75 Prorogue the lagislative assembly dated the 4th sept.75. 42 ------------------------------ Prorogue the lagislative assembly dated the 4th sept.75. 43 3/L/75 -20.10.75 Act No. III of 1975 Sikkim contingency fund act 1975. 44 Act No. V of 1975 Sikkim appropriation Act 1975.. 45 4/L/75 -20.10.75 Gangtok Municipal Corporation Act No.IV of 1975. 46 F7(1)H/75 Central notification reg. Extension of central Enactment republication Central notification no. 23(16)IT/75 Ministry of Industry & Civil 47 7(4)H/75 Supplies Republication. 48 F(15)H/75 Prevention of insults to National Honour Act 1971. 49 171/P -31.10.75 Notification papers have been extended up to 5.11.75 50 F7(2)/H/75 -30.10.75 Adoption of Sikkim laws amendment order No. 1 of 75. Sikkim regulation of transfer and use of lands Act 75 Act No. VI of 51 F7(3)H/75 11.11.75 75. 52 --------------------- Sikkim contingency fund Rules. Publication of electoral rolls of 32 Assembly Constituencies of 53 1/CEO -15.1175 Sikkim state. 54 174/H/75 -=-26.11.75 Sikkim cultivators protection (Temporary provision)ACT 1975. Republication of ministry of Law and Justice Not. No. S.O 608(e) 55 177/H/75 29.11.75 dated 20.10.75. Republication of election commission of India Noti. No 508/skm/75 56 2/H --20/11/75 date 20.1.75. 57 180/H/75 -4.12.75 Shri S.K Rai elected as the member of House of people. 58 185/H/75 --6.12.75 Pay fixation of Speaker & Depty. Speaker. 59 2/P -8.12.75 Postponed the date of Panchayat election. Enforcement of the following Acts (a) Indian Telegraph Act (b) Indian 60 187/H/75 9.12.75 Wireless Telegraphy Act (b) The Telegraph Wire (Unlawful provission) Act 1950 (74 of 1950) Enforcement of the following Acts shall be come into force in the 61 188/H/75 --9.12.75 State of Sikkim (a) Indian telegraph Rules 1951 (b) Indian Wireless telegraphy rules ©Indian wireless telegraphy ( Amateur Service) Rules 1962 (d) Indian telegraphy wireless (Experimental Service) Rules 1962. (e) Indian wireless telegraphy (demonstration liscence) Rules 1962 (f) Liscensing of wireless receiving rules (g) Wireless telegraph rules 1973 (h) Wireless telegraph (foreign aircraft) Rules 1973. Republication of election commission not. No. 429/skm/75(3) dated 62 4/H 5.12.75 5.12.75. Republication of election commission of India noti. No. 63 5/H -3.12.75 434/skm/75(1) dated 3.12.75. Republication of election commission of India nitification no. 64 6/H 3.12.75 434/skm/75(2) dated 3.12.75. 65 54/B dated 3.12.75 Nominate the Councillors for Gangtok Municipal Corporation. GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM HOME DEPARTMENT Notification No. H (GA) XIV/75/14 Gangtok, the 16 th May, 1975 THE SIKKIM GOVERNMENT RULES OF BUSINESS In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (3) of the article 166 of the Constitution of India, the Governor of Sikkim is pleased hereby to make the following rules namely:- Part I Preliminary 1. These rules may be called the Sikkim Government Rules of Business. 2. In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires: (a) “ article” means an article of the Constitution of India; (b) “Council” means the Council of Ministers constituted under article 163; (c) “Secretary” means a Secretary to the Government of Sikkim and includes a Joint Secretary, a Deputy Secretary and an Under Secretary. (d) “Schedule” means a schedule appended to these rules. Part II Disposal of Business 3. Each department of the Secretariat shall consist of the Secretary to the Government who shall be the official head of the department and of such other officers and servants subordinate to him as the State Government may determine: Provided that – (a) more than one department may be placed in charge of the same Secretary; (b) the work of a department may be divided two or more Secretaries.
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