"Co-operative Housing Society (Government policies and legislation)"

 

"Government policies and legislation"

As such, each state has its own version of model bylaws which you are required to follow as a member of a co-operative housing society. Other than that, below listed are some legislations that you could read up on.

1. Co-operative Societies Act (1912, 1950) for national-level legislation and policies
2. The Multi-state Co-operative Act (2002) for the National Federation and Multi-State Co-operative Societies
3. National Building Code (including compliance to make buildings earthquake-resistant)
4. Societies Registration Acts differ from state to state Each co-operative society falls under the purview of the Registrar of Co-operative Societies which is appointed by the state government.

Certainly! 

Members of co-operative housing societies need to be aware of various government policies and legislations that govern their functioning. 

Here's a brief overview of the mentioned legislation:

1. Co-operative Societies Act (1912, 1950):

• Scope: 

This legislation provides a framework for the formation, governance, and dissolution of co-operative societies at the national level.

• Objective: 

To promote the economic interests and well-being of the members of co-operative societies.

2. The Multi-state Co-operative Act (2002):

• Scope: 

Applicable to co-operative societies operating in multiple states. It establishes guidelines for their formation, functioning, and regulation.

• Objective: 

To facilitate co-operation among states in matters related to co-operative societies with operations spanning across state boundaries.

3. National Building Code:

• Scope: 

Encompasses guidelines for the construction and maintenance of buildings, ensuring safety, health, and sustainability standards.

• Relevance: 

Members need to adhere to these codes to make buildings earthquake-resistant and comply with national building standards.

4. Societies Registration Acts:

• Scope: 

This differs from state to state, as each state may have its own legislation regarding the registration and regulation of societies.

• Objective: 

To regulate the formation, functioning, and dissolution of societies within the specific jurisdiction of each state.

5. Registrar of Co-operative Societies:

• Role: 

Appointed by the state government, the Registrar oversees the registration and regulation of co-operative societies.

• Responsibilities: 

Ensuring compliance with relevant laws, resolving disputes, and maintaining the proper functioning of co-operative societies.

Members of co-operative housing societies must familiarize themselves with these legislations to ensure that their activities are by the law. Regular updates and adherence to these policies contribute to the smooth functioning and sustainability of co-operative societies.