Constitution Section 243ZO — Right of a member to get information
Part IXB — THE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES
Constitutional
Summary
The Legislature of a State can pass a law allowing every member of a co-operative society to see the society’s books, information, and accounts that are kept in the regular course of business with that member. The State Legislature can also make laws to ensure members take part in managing the society, including setting minimum requirements for attending meetings and using services. Additionally, the State Legislature can pass laws to provide education and training for members of co-operative societies.
Official Text
(1) The Legislature of a State may, by law, provide for access to every member of a co-operative society to the books, information and accounts of the co-operative society kept in regular transaction of its business with such member.
(2) The Legislature of a State may, by law, make provisions to ensure the participation of members in the management of the co-operative society providing minimum requirement of attending meetings by the members and utilising the minimum level of services as may be provided in such law.
(3) The Legislature of a State may, by law, provide for co-operative education and training for its members.