Rule 24. Sub-committees of the Board

Chapter II — Social Security OrganizationPart II — The Uttar Pradesh Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare BoardMade under The Code on Social Security, 2020Notification No. 1431/XXXVI-3-2026-1399661, 27 Aug 2026

Official text

(1) The Board may appoint such sub-committees as it deems necessary for the proper discharge of its duties, and the members of such committees shall be entitled to travel allowance and daily allowance at the rates and subject to the conditions specified under the rules.
(2) When constituting a sub-committee, the Board may nominate one of its members as the chairperson of the sub-committee, and it shall be mandatory for the sub-committee to include one member each representing the State Government, the building workers, and the employers on the Board.
(3) Except for sub-committee constituted for short-term purposes, the term of any sub-committee shall be one year from the date of its formation. However, such a sub-committee shall continue to function until a new sub-committee is constituted, but in no case shall any such sub-committee function beyond a period of one and a half years from the date of its original formation. Any sub-committee may be dissolved by the Board at any time.
(4) The sub-committee shall meet at such times as may be determined by the chairperson of the said sub-committee, and the sub-committee shall follow such rules of procedure for the conduct of its meetings as the Board may determine.
(5) The recommendations of the sub-committee shall be placed before the Board for its decisions.

Source: The Uttar Pradesh Code on Social Security Rules, 2026, Notification No. 1431/XXXVI-3-2026-1399661 — Uttar Pradesh Gazette Extraordinary, 27 August 2026, pp. 100–101 of the PDF. Open our copy at p. 100 · official download · all sources

The rules were made in Hindi. The English text is the translation published by order of the Governor under clause (3) of Article 348 of the Constitution, which makes it the authoritative text in English. Rule headings are printed as marginal notes.