Organisational Structure
Karumallur Grama Panchayat
Organizational Structure
Administrative System and Service Structure — An Overview
The organizational structure of the Panchayat consists of two major components: the Elected Body and the Administrative Wing. Elected representatives and government officials work together to ensure rural development.
Elected Body
President
Heads the Panchayat's elected body. Makes policy decisions and provides leadership for development activities.
Administrative Leadership
Vice President
Assists the President in administrative matters and assumes responsibilities when required.
Deputy Leadership
Ward Members
Directly elected by the people to represent local needs and raise community issues before the Panchayat.
Public Representation
Standing Committees
Committees that coordinate various development activities, with dedicated committees for specific areas.
Development Coordination
Administrative Wing
The main administrative sections responsible for day-to-day governance, financial transactions, tax collection and implementation of welfare schemes.
| # | Officer / Section | Responsibilities |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Secretary Secretary | The principal officer responsible for administrative matters and ensuring the smooth functioning of day-to-day governance. |
| 02 | Accounts Section Accounts Section | Handles financial transactions, budgeting and audit-related matters. |
| 03 | Tax and Licensing Section Tax & Licence | Handles property tax, trade licences and the collection of other applicable taxes. |
| 04 | Welfare Schemes Section Welfare Schemes | Coordinates government welfare schemes, pensions and beneficiary services. |
Associated Institutions and Departments
As part of decentralization of powers, various government departments have been brought under the local self-government framework. These institutions form an integral part of the Panchayat's service delivery structure.
Organizational Structure — At a Glance
1. Elected Body
Includes: President, Vice President, Ward Members and Standing Committees.
Purpose: Policy decisions and democratic public representation.
2. Administrative Wing
Includes: Secretary, Accounts, Taxation and Welfare Sections.
Purpose: Day-to-day administration and implementation of development schemes.
3. Associated Institutions
Includes: Six departments and services, including Agriculture, Health, Education, ICDS and Kudumbashree.
Purpose: Public service delivery and welfare programme implementation.
