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Section 23
Dismissable
(1) If the work of any of the chiefs, mountain guides, workers going to the height, base camp workers and local workers is not satisfactory, the leader of the mountaineering team may remove such person from work in consultation with the liaison officer. In case of removal from work, among the benefits received by such a person, except the clothes, shoes, etc., which he has used in his life, he must return to the mountain climbing team. will fall
Tourism Act, 2035 (1978)
Preamble - 0
Chapter - 2
Section 3: A license to operate a travel or trekking agency isSection 3A: Classification of Travel or Trekking AgencySection 4: IneligibilitySection 5: The travel or trekking agency should inform about the chargesSection 6: Bills to be paid in exchange foreign currencySection 7: Right to suspend licenseSection 7A: License can be revokedSection 7A: Licensing, Permit and Renewal of Travel and Trekking Agencies in the ProvinceSection 8: Trekking agency operating under permit should obtain permitSection 9: Penalty Punishment
Chapter - 3
Section 10: which can be registered as tourist levelSection 11: Formation of Ranking CommitteeSection 12: Right to Inspect InspectionSection 13: Price notice to be publishedSection 14: Ban on hotels, lodges, restaurants and resorts or barsSection 14A: Tourist level hotels, lodges, restaurants and resorts or bars can be registered in the provinceSection 15: Penalty Punishment
Chapter - 4
Section 16: Prohibition on climbing Himalchuli without obtaining a permitSection 17: A permit is required for mountain climbingSection 18: to pay a salute for mountain climbingSection 19: Mountain climbing routeSection 20: Contact authorizedSection 21: Arrangements for Chiefs, Mountain Guides, Base Camp Workers, etc.Section 22: Must be a Nepali citizenSection 23: DismissableSection 24: to be health checkedSection 25: to have personal accident insuranceSection 26: Representative to be appointedSection 27: for bringing only mountaineering equipment and other goodsSection 28: report on mountaineering to be sentSection 29: Emergency rescue operationSection 29A: InformingSection 30: to keep the environment cleanSection 30A: to be able to bond funds for waste managementSection 31: Broadcasting of mountaineering newsSection 32: Duties and Responsibilities of Mountaineering Team LeaderSection 33: Permission may be revoked or restrictedSection 34: Abandonment of mountaineeringSection 35: Non-Refund of Salary AmountSection 36: Exemption can be given to mountaineering teamsSection 37: Membership of a mountaineering association is requiredSection 38: Penalty Punishment
Chapter - 5
Section 39: to obtain a license to act as a pathfinderSection 40: DisqualificationsSection 41: License ExpirySection 41A: Classification of path indicatorsSection 42: If the license is lost, another license can be obtainedSection 43: Activities not to be performed by the tour guideSection 44: License revocableSection 45: Penalty Punishment
Chapter - 6
Section 46: which can ban the purchase and sale of goods brought by touristsSection 47: Power to cause reports or statements to be submittedSection 48: Not allowing others to workSection 48A: Special arrangements for Nepali touristsSection 49: In case of change in details, notice to be givenSection 50: Notice to be given if business is to be closedSection 51: Right to give instructionsSection 52: Fines and ComplaintsSection 53: who can delegate authoritySection 54: Authority to establish dateSection 55: This Act shall not apply to the tourism related business run by the Government of NepalSection 56: Power to make rulesSection 57: Repeal and save