Amendment status not verified — confirm the current text below against the official source.
(1) The President of the Tribunal shall, from time to time, prepare a statement showing -- (a) the number and grades of the clerks and other officers and servants whom he considers should be employed for carrying on the business of the Tribunal. (b) the amount of the salary to be paid to each such officer or servant, and (c) the contributions payable under section 141 in respect of each such officer or servant who is a servant of the Central or State Government. (2) All statements prepared under sub-section (1) shall be subject to the previous sanction of the Government. (3) The President of the Tribunal shall, with the previous sanction of the Government, make rules- (i) for regulating the grant of leave of absence, leave allowances and acting allowances to the officers and servants of the Tribunal: Provided that a servant of the Central or State government employed as an officer or servant of the Tribunal shall not be entitled to leave or leave allowances otherwise than as may be laid down in the conditions of his service under the Central or State Government relating to transfer to foreign service; (ii) for establishing and maintaining a provident fund, for compelling all or any of the officers or servants of the Tribunal (other than any servant of the Central or State government in respect of whom a contribution is paid under section 141) to subscribe to the fund, at such rates and subject to such conditions as may be prescribed, and, with the sanction of the Board, for supplementing such subscriptions out of the funds of the Board; (iii) for determining the conditions under which the officers and servants of the Tribunal, or any of them, shall, on retirement, receive gratuities or compassionate allowances and the amount of such gratuities and compassionate allowances; Provided that it shall be at the discretion of the Tribunal to determine whether all such officers and servants or any and, if so, which of them, shall become entitled, on retirement, to any such gratuities or compassionate allowances as aforesaid. (4) Subject to any rules made under sub-section (3) and for the time being in force, the power of making appointments and promotions to posts in the service of the Tribunal, of granting leave to officers and servants holding such posts, of censuring, fining withholding promotion from, reducing, suspending, removing or dismissing such officers and servants for any breach of departmental rules or discipline, or for carelessness, unfitness, neglect of duty or other misconduct and of discharging such officers and servants from the service of the Tribunal for any other reason, shall be exercised by the President of the Tribunal.