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Functions of the Union Council

Functions of the Union Council

Functions of the Council -

 (3) The principal functions of the Council shall be as follows:

            (A) administration and establishment matters;

            (B) protecting public order;

            (C) public welfare work services; And

            (D) Formulation and implementation of local economic and social development plans.

(2) On the basis of the main functions mentioned in sub-section (1), the functions of the council are described in the second schedule.

(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-clauses (1) and (2), in particular, and without affecting the totality of such sub-clauses, the Government may determine the duties and duties of reserved members of women. However, one third of the wards associated with the development of the Union Parishad (TR, Kavikha, bulk allocation and others) should be entrusted to the reserved female seat of the chair of the implementation committee.


Union Council Police and Village Defense Issues:

(3) The Government may, from time to time, establish village police forces in the rural areas on demand and the terms and conditions of recruitment, training, discipline and employment of such village police force shall be determined by the government.

(2) The village police shall exercise such powers and perform such duties as the government may direct.

(3) If it appears to the Deputy Commissioner that a union or part thereof may require special action on special public security and defense of the village, then the adult capable persons of that area may be appointed to the mass killing in the manner specified.

(4) If an order is issued under sub-section (1), the council shall exercise its powers and perform the duties specified in the order.


Citizens Charter Release:

(3) Every council constituted under this Act shall, following the prescribed procedure, publish the details of various types of citizen service, the terms of service and the details of assurance of service within a specified time, which shall be called the Citizen Charecter.

(2) The Government shall formulate guidelines for the ideal citizen certification for the Council and, subject to the law and regulations of the Council, if necessary modifications and modifications of this Directive shall be notified to the Government for its notice.

(3) The Civil Charter shall be amended from time to time.

(3) In the making of civil certificate rules, the following matters shall be covered, namely: -

            (A) a clear and transparent description of each service;

            (B) the cost of providing the service;

            (C) the qualifications and processes related to receiving and claiming services;

            (D) deadline for service delivery;

            (E) the responsibility of the citizens regarding the service;

            (F) guarantee of service;

            (G) settlement of complaints regarding service delivery; And

            (G) the result of a breach of the promise made in the Charter.

Use of better information technology and good governance:

(3) Every union council shall utilize advanced information technology within a certain time frame to ensure good governance.

(2) For the purpose of sub-section (1), the Government shall provide financial and technical assistance and other assistance.

(3) The Council shall arrange to inform the citizens of all the services provided by the Government, including advanced information technology, as described in the Citizens' Advancement.

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Functions of the Union Council

2. Preparation of five schools and various term development plans.

2. Development, conservation and maintenance of rural infrastructure.

2. Related to education and elementary and mass education activities.

2. Implementation of activities related to health, family planning.

2. To take necessary steps for the development of agriculture, fisheries and livestock and other economic development.

2. To take necessary measures in pest control and disaster management.

2. Loan and collection of taxes, fees, tolls, fees etc.

2. Conduct necessary activities related to resolving family disputes, welfare of women and children.

2. To take necessary initiatives and provide assistance in activities such as sports, social development, culture and so on.

2. Take necessary measures for the development and protection of the environment.

2. To carry out the duties assigned to the government and to take necessary actions in order to maintain law and order.

12. Birth and death registrations.

2. Protecting public places, open spaces, parks and playgrounds.

2. Lighting on the streets and public places of the Union Council.

2. Planting and conserving trees and preventing theft and destruction of tree resources.

2. Maintenance and management of cemeteries, crematoriums, public meeting places and other government property.

2. To prevent unauthorized access to highways, highways and public places and to stop the origin and its cause in these places.

2. Prevent loss, destruction or destruction of highways and highways.

2. Ensure collection, removal and management of dung and street garbage.

26. Controlling criminal and dangerous business.

26. Removal and control of the body of dead animals and control of animal slaughter.

22. New homes in the union, building and rebuilding of buildings and regulating dangerous buildings.

26. Management and preservation of wells, drainage taps, aqueducts, ponds and other water supply sources.

26. To prevent contamination of the source of food, and to prohibit the use of water in wells, ponds or other places of water supply that are suspected of harm to public health.

26. Food is stored in or near wells, ponds or other water supply reserves for drinking