(2)

The Chairman shall, upon a written request of not less than five members of the Central Board or upon a direction of the Central Government, call a special meeting of the Central Board.

(3)

Fifteen clear days' notice of an ordinary meeting and three days' notice of a special meeting specifying the time, and the place at which such meeting is to be held and an agenda of the business to be transacted thereat, shall be given by the Member-Secretary or Chairman to the members or any other officers of the Board.

(4)

Notice of the meeting may be given to the members by delivering the same by messenger or sending it by registered post to his last known place of residence or business or in such other manner as the Chairman may, in the circumstances of the case, think fit.

(5)

No member shall be entitled to bring forward for the consideration of a meeting any matter of which he has not given ten clear days' notice to the Member-Secretary unless the Chairman, in his discretion, permits him to do so.

(6)

If the Chairman or presiding officer adjourns a meeting from day to day or any particular day he shall give reason thereof and no fresh notice shall be required for such an adjourned meeting.