Section 34 of The "Tribhuvan" Sahkari University Act, 2025
- (1)The first Statutes as specified in the Second Schedule shall be continued till they are superseded by new Statutes.
- (2)The new or additional Statutes shall be made by the Central Government either suo motu or on the recommendation of the Executive Council, at any point of time and as deemed fit.
Summary
- The very first Statutes for the university are found in the Second Schedule of the Act.
- These first Statutes stay in place until new ones are created to replace them.
- The Central Government has the power to make new or extra Statutes whenever it thinks it is necessary.
- The Central Government can make these new rules on its own or based on a suggestion from the Executive Council.
Practical examples
FAQ
1. Where are the first rules for the university located?
The first Statutes are specified in the Second Schedule of the Act.
2. Who has the final power to make a new Statute?
The Central Government makes the new or additional Statutes.
3. Can the university's Executive Council make a Statute by itself?
No, they can only make a "recommendation" to the Central Government, which then makes the Statute.
Test yourself
Q1.Under Section 34 of The "Tribhuvan" Sahkari University Act, 2025, how long do the "first Statutes" last?
Q2.Who is authorized to make "new or additional" Statutes under Section 34 of The "Tribhuvan" Sahkari University Act, 2025?
Q3.Under Section 34 of The "Tribhuvan" Sahkari University Act, 2025, the Central Government can make Statutes "suo motu." What does this mean in plain language?
Q4.If the Executive Council wants a new Statute in 2026, what is their role according to Section 34 of The "Tribhuvan" Sahkari University Act, 2025?