Publication of The Charter
The Citizens Charter prepared by the local governments in Kerala shall be published by affixing it on the notice board at the Office of the local government and on other notice boards fixed at public places in the local government area. As well, the citizens charter shall be printed in booklet form and distributed free of cost among the public. The local government shall give necessary publicity to the Citizens Charter and shall take steps to make available copies of the Citizens Charter to those who demand. The gist of the Citizens Charter published by the Panchayat shall be written in paint on a board and exhibited in the local government office so as to enable the public to view it easily. The Citizens Charter, thus published, shall also be read out in the next meetings of the Grama Sabha for wider publicity.
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