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CMA Intermediate · Business Laws and Ethics · Employees State Insurance Act, 1948

Under Section 73A of the ESI Act, 1948, 'user charges' are best described as the amount:

User charges are the amounts charged from other beneficiaries, who are not insured persons, for medical facilities. They are notified by the Corporation in consultation with the Central Government. They are not contributions of insured persons, employer penalties or State-fixed cash benefit rates.

  1. ACharged from other beneficiaries for medical facilities, as notified by the Corporation in consultation with the Central GovernmentCorrect
  2. BPaid by insured persons as their share of contribution each wage period
  3. CPaid by the employer as penalty for delayed contribution
  4. DFixed by each State Government for insured persons' sickness benefit

Explanation

Section 73A(d) says user charges are charged from other beneficiaries for medical facilities and are notified by the Corporation in consultation with the Central Government. They are not employee contributions, penalties or State-fixed cash benefit rates.

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