| Working
Group for the formulation of Tenth Five Year Plan (2002-2007).
Shipbuilding
and Ship-repair Industry
Dated
20th February 2001
Composition:
| 1. |
Secretary
Deptt. of Shipping |
Chairman |
| 2. |
Representative
of Planning Commission (Industries Division) |
Member |
| 3. |
Representative
of Planning Commission (Transport Division) |
Member |
| 4. |
Joint
Secretary (Plan Finance) Deptt. of Expenditure |
Member |
| 5. |
Chairman-cum-Managing
Director, Cochin Shipyard Limited |
Member |
| 6. |
Director
General of Shipping, Mumbai |
Member |
| 7. |
Director,
National Ship Design & Research Centre, Vishakhapatnam |
Member |
| 8. |
Representative
of Indian National Shipowners Association |
Member |
| 9. |
Representative
of Deptt. of Defence Production & Supplies |
Member |
| 10. |
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Representative of Indian Shipbuilders Association |
Member |
| 11. |
Representative
of Shipyard Association of India |
Member |
| 12. |
Representative
of Coast Guards |
Member |
| 13. |
Representative
of Inland Waterways Authority of India |
Member |
| 14. |
Joint
Secretary Deptt, of Shipping |
Member-Secretary |
Terms
and Reference:
- To review
the achievements and contributions of the shipbuilding and ship
repair industries including Public Sector Enterprises during the
Ninth Plan period (1997-2002).
- To review
the role and relevance of shipbuilding and ship repair industry
in die public sector in the context of liberalized economic scenario.
- To recommend
policy measures to promote shipbuilding and ship repair sector
to make it internationally competitive.
- To examine
the possibility of conversion to joint ventures/privatization
and suggest modalities to achieve this objective.
- To evaluate
productivity and economics of the shipbuilding industry and suggest
measures to improve upon the same through technological upgradation
and R&D activities.
- To assess
the present employment direct and indirect and the additional
employment generated during 2002-07 and in the perspective of
15 years thereafter.
- To assess
the present status of the use of information technology in the
shipbuilding/ship-repair industry and suggest measures for integration
of information technology, automation and networking for improving
overall productivity and efficiency of the sector.
- To suggest
areas of training and development and augmentation of the present
institutional infrastructure, if required for making available
skilled work force to the shipbuilding industry.
The
working group may co-opt such official(s) or non-official(s) as
member of the Group as considered necessary. The Working Group may
also constitute sub-group(s) if so desired.
The
expenditure on TA/DA of official members in connection with the
meetings of the Group will be borne by the parent Department/Ministry
to which the official belongs. Non-official members of the Group
will be entitled to TA/DA as admissible to Grade-I officers of the
Government of India and the same will be paid by the Planning Commission.
"Shri
Jagdish Chander, eputy Adviser, Room No.144, Yojana Bhavan, Sansad
Marg, New Delhi – 110001. (Tel. No. 3357230) will act as the
Nodal Officer and any further communication/clarification in this
regard may be made with Nondal Officer ".
The working
group will submit its report within six months.
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