Section 3. (1) The Central Government shall constitute a Committee, to be called the Indian Tea Licensing Committee, consisting of the following members:

Chapter V: . SAVINGS. | Section 3: Allowances for low producing areas as may be determined in the prescribed manner 3. Allowances for low producing areas as may be determined in the prescribed manner. GIPD—L 32 LAD—24-6-38—4,500. (3) Until the Committee is constituted as provided in sub-section (2), the Indian Tea Licensing Committee constituted under the Indian Tea Control Act, 1933, XXIV of 1958, shall be deemed to be the Committee constituted under this section. Vacancies. (2) Within three months after the commencement of this Act, the Central Government shall publish in the official Gazette the names of all members of the Committee, and thereupon the Committee shall be deemed to be constituted. CHAPTER I. THE INDIAN TEA LICENSING COMMITTEE. 3. (1) The Central Government shall constitute a Committee, to be called the Indian Tea Licensing Committee, consisting of the following members:— (a) one member to be nominated by each of the following bodies, namely:— (i) the Indian Tea Association, Calcutta, (ii) the Assam Branch of that Association, (iii) the OF 1938.] Indian Tea Control. (iii) the Surma Valley Branch of that Association, (iv) the Dooars Planters Association, (v) the Indian Tea Planters Association, Jalpaiguri, and the Terai Indian Planters Association, Terai, acting together, and (vi) the Darjeeling Planters Association and the Terai Planters Association, acting together; (b) two members to be elected in the prescribed manner by and from among Indian owners of tea estates to which export quotas were allotted under the Indian Tea Control Act, 1933, for the financial year beginning on the 1st day of April, 1937, one to represent the Indian Tea Planters of the Assam Valley and one to represent the Indian Tea Planters of the Surma Valley, the Indian State of Tripura, the Chittagong Hill Tracts and the District of Chittagong; (c) three members to be nominated by the United Planters Association of Southern India, one to represent tea estates in British India, and one to represent tea estates in Indian States; (d) one member to be nominated by the Government of the Indian State of Travancore to represent the tea estates in that State; (e) one member to be elected in the prescribed manner by and from among Indian owners of tea estates to represent tea estates in Southern India excluding Travancore owned by Indians; and (f) one member to be elected by owners of tea gardens of Kangra, Dehra Dun, Kumaon Behar and other unrepresented Tea Estates.