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1) Profits made out of the sale of lotteries; 2) Sale of Special stamps of Public Assistance; 3) Grants given by the Government or any other Official or Private bodies; 4) Additional fine of 20 per cent; 5) Tax on foreigners; 6) Amount derived out of the sale of hoarded articles 7) Custom duty levied on luxury articles; 8) Excess of any other fine referred in the article 350 of the Civil Registry Code (Codigo do Registo Civil); 9) Heritages kept by the private parties to be utilized for the benefit of the Public Welfare without indication of any other entity; 10) Any other source of income that shall be created by the Government. Para 1 : The collection and the supervision of the sources of income shall be done by the respective authority, where the income is originated or collection of income is made. Article 7 The Special stamps of the Public Assistance referred in No. 2 of article 6 shall be according to the model approved by the Government, and to be used; a) Voluntarily on all bills, receipts or any other document and; b) Compulsorily; 1) On all telegrams and other correspondence sent during the Easter time and Christmas season; 2) On Money Orders; 3) On entertainment tickets; 4) On licences for dances and other entertainment tickets; 5) On petitions regarding complaints made to the Government except those presented to the Tribunals and representations and expositions; 6) On petitions or complaints made to the Administrative Courts; 7) On passports. Para 1: Those who do not affix the stamps as mentioned above will have to bear all the consequences foreseen in the stamp act. Para 2 : The management of cinema houses, clubs and other entertainment bodies will be responsible for the non fulfillment of the above clause No. 3 and the payment will be done together with the stamp duty. Are considered public entertainment all those where entry is paid besides cinema and drama performances. Para 3 : The stamp duty mentioned in the above Nos. 4 and 5 of the sub- title (b) can also be paid in cash in the treasury of Public Assistance Department or in the branches of Revenue Department (Fazenda) through previous calculations. Para 4 : The payment made in the manner mentioned in the above preceding para will be noted in the respective document without any additional charge to the interested party. Article 8 The stamp of Public Assistance shall be of the denominations of $ 20, $ 40 and 1 $ 50. The stamps of the denominations of $ 20 shall be compulsorily affixed in postages, documents and forms referred to in Nos. 1 and 2 of alinea (b) of the preceding article and voluntarily in all other documents, the stamp of the denomination of 40 shall be compulsorily affixed in each page of the documents mentioned in Nos. 3 to 6 of the same alinea and per each signature, and the stamps of denominations of 1 $ 50 is destined to be affixed in the journey permits. Article 9 The stamps of Public Assistance Department will be sold in the Provedoria Office, in the Branches of Local Fazenda and in all Post Offices. Article 10 The stamps of Public Assistance are valued at the charge of Public Assistance Department. Article 11 Public Assistance Department shall have a Reserve Fund comprising of the following sources of Income : a) Capital existing at the time of publication of the present enactment; b) Part of annual income authorized by the “Government”. c) Unspent amounts of the budget of previous year; d) Lottery – prizes that were not cashed during the time limit. Article 12 Reserve fund will be utilized for extraordinary expenses and to give loans on mortgage of properties or shares of Communidades and the interest will be equal to that adopted by Caixa Economica de Goa. Article 13 1[“The Government shall, under Notification published in the Official Gazette, determine that the funds of Provedoria da Assistencia Publica be deposited in Banks. Para 1 : Funds called (1) “I.P.A. (Provedoria) Employees Provident Fund” and (2) “I.P.A, (Provedoria) Employees Pension and Gratuity Fund” shall be separated from the consolidated “Corpus Fund” of the I.P.A. (Provedoria) and maintained separately in the books of accounts. The balance fund shall be invested in, besides Co-operative Banks, long term deposits in Nationalised Banks or Financial Institutions recognised by the Reserve Bank of India which offer better financial terms. The withdrawal of the funds so deposited shall be made by cheques signed by the Director of Provedoria and Administrative-cum-Accounts Officer/Joint Director of Accounts.”] C H A P T E R III On Administrative Matters Article 14 The following entities shall administer Provedoria : a) Provedor; b) Council of Provedoria. Article 15 The Government shall direct the major policies of Provedoria Article 16