Amendment status not verified — confirm the current text below against the official source.
(1) Vith a view to satisfy itsell, that the powers and drties ofthe Board are being exercised performed foperly, the Government may, at any time, ap- joinl any person to make enquiries into all or any of the activities of the Board and to report to the Government the result of such enquiries. (2) The Board shall give the person or persons so appointed all the facilities lor proper conduct of enquiries and shall produce belore the person or persons all documents, books and accounts and other inlormalion required or possession ol the Board which person or persons callforthe purpose ol the enquiries. 68.The Chairman or any person eilher generally or specially authorised bythe Chairman in his behall may, with or without assistanls or workmen, enter into or upon any land, in order- (a) to make any inspection, survey, measurement, valuation or inquiry ; Report. Satements and returns. Power of the Board to construct buildings. Power to order enqui- ries. Po,ver of enfy. (b) (c) (d) (e) 224 to take levels : to dig or bore into the sub-soil ; to set boundaries and intended lines ol work ; to make such levels, boundaries and lines of works and cutting trenches i or Notice of suit against the Board. (f) to do any other thing, whenevs it is necessary to do so, for any of the purposes of this Act or any rules made or scherne sanctioned thereunder: Provided that- (i) no such entry shall be made betv€en sunset and sunrise; (ii) no dwelling house and no public luilding which is used as a dwelling place, shall te so entered, except with the consent of the occJpier lhereof, and without giving the said occtoier at least twenty-four hours previous written rotice ol the intention to make such enlry ; (iii) sufficient notice in every instance shlll be given, even when any premises may olherwis€be entered without notice, to enable the inmabs ol any apartment occupied by women tc remove themselves to some part of the premies where their privacy will not be disturbed : (iv) due regard shall always be had, so faras may be compatiblewith the exigencies of the prrposes for which the entry is made, to the socal and religious usages ofthe occupants of the prtmises entered.