Question

The audit report of the accounts of an apex Co-operative Society which includes the report on administrative matters, shall be

• A. Laid by the auditor before the general body
• B. Laid by the director before the management committee
• C. Laid by the government before the legislative assembly
• D. Laid by the registrar before the minister for Co-operative for Co-operation

Answer 1

Answer:

C. Laid by the government before the legislative assembly

Here are some things that the government lays before the Legislative Assembly:

• Ordinances

  The Governor can lay ordinances before the Legislative Assembly if the state legislature is not in session. The Governor can promulgate ordinances if they believe it is necessary to take immediate action. The ordinance must be approved by the state legislature within six weeks of its reassembly.

• Annual reports and audited accounts

  The annual report, audited accounts, auditor's report, and a review by the government on the working of the board must be laid before the state legislature within nine months of the financial year.

• Rules

  The Lieutenant Governor must lay any rules made by them before the Legislative Assembly as soon as they are made. 

The Table of the House is where papers that need to be laid before the Legislative Assembly are formally placed.