Dimapur, September 2 (MExN): The state government has revised the constitution of the three-tier Industrial Facilitation Committees (IFCs). These are the State Level Facilitation Committee, the IFC of the Directorate of Industries & Commerce and the District Level IFC.
The State Level Facilitation Committee is chaired by the chief secretary. Its functions are to scrutinise applications and to recommend deserving cases for Eligibility Certificates for incentives to all industrial units having an investment in plant and machinery above Rs. 100 lakhs and Ancillary and Export Oriented Units. It is to review implementation of the Industrial Policy and to recommend suitable suggestion.
The Industrial Facilitation Committee of the Directorate of Industries & Commerce is chaired by the Commissioner & Secretary for Industries & Commerce and its functions are to scrutinise applications and to recommend the deserving cases for the Eligibility Certificate for incentives to industrial units having an investment in plant and machinery above Rs. 25 lakh and up to Rs. 100 lakh in case of SSI unit; scrutinise and approve sanction of claims for state capital investment subsidy for amount exceeding Rs. 1 lakh and up to Rs. 25 lakh and review the implementation of Industrial Policy of Nagaland 2000 and to make suggestions in this regard to the Government from time to time.
The District Level Industrial Facilitation Committee is chaired by the Deputy Commissioner of district and its functions are to scrutinise applications and to recommend deserving cases for the Eligibility Certificate for incentives to an industrial unit having an investment up to Rs. 25 lakhs; scrutinise and approve to the eligible units all incentives provided by the Industrial Policy 2000. However, in case of the State Capital subsidy the committee will scrutinise and approve for sanction up to an amount of Rs. I lakh; the claimed documents for Central Transport Subsidy, Central Capital Investment Subsidy, Central 3% Subsidy on Working Capital Loan and Central Comprehensive Insurance Scheme have to be scrutinised and approved by the committee. That is to be done before the DIC forwards them to the Directorate for consideration of the SLC; and to review the implementation of various schemes under the Industrial Policy 2000 and to make suggestions in this regard to the Government from time to time.
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