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(1) (a) Each Minister sha11.be entitled to - and . conveyance 4K1) XXXX XXXX xxxx] allowance (ii) 5[the free use of a motor car or a jeep within a radius of 8 kilometers from the headquarters the cost on maintenance of which shall be borne by the Ministers. The cost on maintenance of a motor car or a jeep by the Ministers outside the radius of 8 kilometers in the interest of public service shall be borne by the State Government provided no travelling allowance shall be claimed by the Ministers for such tours. A log book shall be maintained for such journeys by Ministers for which cost of maintenance on conveyance is to be borne by the Government] 2 Amended by the Eleventh Amendment Act, 2010 (Act. No. 6 of 2010) w.e.f. 01-04-2010. 3 Deleted by Manipur Act No. 6 of 1983. 4 Deleted by the Sixth Amendment Act, 1988 (Act No. '10 of 1988) 5 Substituted by Manipur Act No, 14 of 1977. 2 6 Substituted and deleted by Manipur Act No. 7 of 1975. 7 (iii) The service of chauffeur. 6[(2) **** **** ****] Explanation.- For the purpose of sub-clause (ii) of section 6 “maintenance” shall include the cost of petrol and oil, servicing, and other incidental charges and the first rupees fifty of every repair bill but shall not include expenditure on insurance and fees for registration and municipal taxes. (1) Subject to the provisions contained in the Schedule, a Minister shall be entitled to - (a) travelling allowance for himse‘ and members of his family and for the transport of personal effects of himself and his family- (i) in respect ofjourney to Imphal from his usual place of residence outside Imphal for assuming office; and (ii) in respect ofjourney from Imphal to his usual place of residence outside Imphal on relinquishing office; and (b) travelling and daily allowances in respect of tours undertaken by him in the discharge of his official duties, whether by land, steamer or air in addition to the daily allowance as specified under section 3. 7[(2) When a Minister is on tour outside Manipur and where no facility of Circuit House or Dak Bungalow or Rest House is available, he shall be entitled upto in a Five—Star Hotel at the expenses of the State Government. (3) When a Minister is on tour outside India, he shall be entitled to draw Travelling Allowances and Daily Allowances as admissible to an Ambassador of the Government of India and such other facilities to which such an Ambassador may be entitled to stay in a Five—Star Hotel at the expenses of the State Government] A Minister and the members of his family shall be entitled free of charge to accommodation in hospitals maintained by the Government and also to medical treatment in accordance with the Medical Attendance Rules, as amended from time to time, applicable to a Class-I Officer serving in connection with the State of Manipur. A Minister shall be entitled to a vehicle / housing loan upto a maximum of Rupees ten lakhs which shall be recoverable from his salary with interest by the Government during the term of his Ministership as may be prescribed: Substituted by the Manipur Act No. 10 of 1979. 3 Travelling and daily allowance to Ministers. Medical facilities of Ministers. Vehicle and housing loan. Ministers not to draw salary or allowances as members of the Legislative Assembly. Notification respecting appointment of Ministers etc., to be conclusive evidence thereof. Power to make rules. Repeal of Manipur Act 4 of 1964.