Services to only specified
international organisations are exempt. ‘Specified international organisation’
has been defined in the notification and means an international organization declared
by the Central Government in pursuance of section 3 of the United Nations
(Privileges and Immunities) Act, 1947 to
which the provisions of the Schedule to the said Act apply.
Illustrative list of specified
international organisations are as follows:
1. International Civil Aviation
Organisation
2. World Health Organisation
3. International Labor
Organisation
4. Food and Agriculture
Organisation of the United Nations
5. UN Educational, Scientific and
Cultural Organisation (UNESCO)
6. International Monetary Fund
(IMF)
7. International Bank for
Reconstruction and Development
8. Universal Postal Union
9. International
Telecommunication Union
10. World Meteorological
Organisation
11. Permanent Central Opium Board
12. International Hydrographic
Bureau
13. Commissioner for Indus
Waters, Government of Pakistan and his advisers and assistants
14. Asian African Legal
Consultative Committee
15. Commonwealth Asia Pacific
Youth Development Centre, Chandigarh
16. Delegation of Commission of
European Community
17. Customs Co-operation Council
18. Asia Pacific Telecommunity
19. International Centre of
Public Enterprises in Developing Countries, Ljubljana (Yugoslavia)
20. International Centre for
Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
21. Asian Development Bank
22. South Asian Association for
Regional Co-operation
23. International Jute
Organisation, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Note: As the list is subjected to
addition (or even deletion), the officers are advised to verify
the
eligibility of the concerned organizations as and when required.
