Section 11 of The National Capital Region Planning Board Act, 1985
For the preparation of the Regional Plan, the Board may cause such surveys and studies, as it may consider necessary, to be made by such person or group of persons as it may appoint in this behalf and may also associate such experts or consultants for carrying out studies in relation to such specified matters as may be determined by the Board.
Summary
- The Board can order any surveys or studies it thinks are necessary to prepare the Regional Plan.
- These studies can be carried out by a specific person or a group of people appointed by the Board.
- The Board has the power to bring in outside experts or consultants for these studies.
- Experts can be used for specific topics that the Board identifies.
Practical examples
FAQ
1. Who decides which studies are needed for the Plan?
The Board determines which surveys and studies are necessary.
2. Can the Board hire a private company to do a study?
Yes, the Board can appoint a person or group, and can also associate experts or consultants for this work.
3. Are these studies only for general information?
No, these studies and surveys are specifically for the preparation of the Regional Plan.
Test yourself
Q1.Under Section 11 of The National Capital Region Planning Board Act, 1985, what is the purpose of the surveys and studies?
Q2.According to Section 11 of The National Capital Region Planning Board Act, 1985, who can the Board hire to carry out studies on special matters?
Q3.Under Section 11 of The National Capital Region Planning Board Act, 1985, what can the Board do if it needs to know more about soil quality before planning?
Q4.Under Section 11 of The National Capital Region Planning Board Act, 1985, can the Board appoint a group of people rather than just one person for a study?