Bare ActsMadras Public Health Act, 1939

Section 127

Earmarking of revenue by local authorities for expenditure on public health.--

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(1) Every municipality shall earmark not less than 30 per cent of its income from all sources other than Government grants, for expenditure on the advancement of public health in its local area, including expenditure on medical relief, and every district board or panchayat shall similarly earmark not less than 12 1/2 per cent of its income from such sources: Provided that the Government may, for financial or other reasons, vary the provisions of this sub-section to such extent as they may think fit in the case of any municipality or district board or any panchayat or class of panchayats. (2)(a) The Government may, by notification, authorise any local authority or class of local authorities to incur expenditure on any public health purpose specified in the notification, notwithstanding anything contained in the Act under which such local authority or authorities have been constituted. (b) Any expenditure incurred by a local authority, which is authorised by clasue (a) shall be taken into account for the purpose of sub-section (1).

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