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The Assam Gratuity Act, 1992

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The Assam Gazette
EXTRAORDINARY
8W SWI M
P U B L IS H E D  BY  A U T H O R IT Y
^F  78  f o w ,  1  tsfjrf^ 19 93 , 10  'srtsR, 19i 5\* R» )
No. 78 Dispur, Thursday, 1st July, 1993. 10th A<adha,
1915 (S. E.)
G O V E R N M E N T  O F  A S S A M  
O R D E R S  BY  T H E  G O V E R N O R
LEGIS LATIV E DE PA RT ME NT : LEGIS LATIV E BRA NCH
N O T IF IC A T IO N
The 30 h June 1993
N o LGL. 48/99 /71 .—The foll owi rg Act of the Assam L'g 'slative  
Assemb ly which received the assent of the President is hereby publi­
shed for general information.
 
 
696  THE ASSAM GAZETTE. EXTRAORDINARY, JULY 1 , 19 93
ASSAM  ACT NO XIH OF 1993,
(Received the assent ef the President on 24th Jane, 1993)
THE ASSAM GRATU ITY ACT, 19 92  
AN
ACT
to provide for framing of a gratuity fund schem e for employees 
employed in the tea factories, t a plantations and for the works 
connected therein or incidental thereto.
Preamble Whereas it is necessary to provide for framing of a 
gratuity fund scheme for the emplo yees employed in the tea 
factories, tea plantations and for the works connected there­
in or incidental thereto ;
It is hereby enacted in the Forty-third Year of the 
Republic of India in the manner hereinafter appearing;
extem^and’  1 •  U) This Act m?y be called the Assam Gratuity Act,
commence- i ^92
me at.
(2i it extends to the whole of Assam.
(3) It shall come into force on such date as the State 
Government may by notification, appoint.
(4)  It shall apply to tea plantations and tea factories:
Provided that te i factory or tea plantation to wirch 
this Act has become applicable shall continue to be so 
applied notwithstanding that number of persons employed 
therein at any time after if has become so applicable falls 
below teo.
Definitions 2. In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires: —
(a) “Governnaect” meats “the State Government of 
Assam”.
(b) “Completed year of Service” meaes-eontinous serv ice 
for one year.
(c) “Continuous service” means the period of serv ice 
during which an employes is in service without inter­
ruption including servic e which may be interrupted on 
account of sickness, accident, leave, absence from duty 
without leave (not being absence in respect ef which 
an order treating the absence or break in service has 
been passed in accordance with the standing orders, 
rules or regulations governing the employees of the 
establishment), lay-off strike or a losk-out or cessation 
of work not due to any fault of the employees whe­
ther such  uninterrupted or interrupted service was 
rendered before or aber the commencement of this 
Act.

THE ASSAM GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY, JULY 1 . 1993 697
(d) ‘Controlling authority’ means an authority appointed 
by the State Government under Section-3 of this Act.
(e)  ‘Em ployee’  means any person (other than appr­
entice) employed on wag es not exceeding two thousand 
and fiv e hundred rupees per month or sueh higher 
amount as the State Government may, having regard 
to the general level of  wages, by notification, spceec ify 
to do skilled, semi-skilled or unskilled, manual, super­
visory, technical or clerical orks whether the terms of 
such employment ere expressed or implied and whether 
or not such person -is  employed in a managerial or 
a ministrative capacity.
i
Gent; al Act, 
69 of 195 1
EXPLANATION :—In the case of an employes, who, having 
been employed f > r  a period of not less than fiv e years on 
wages not exceeding two thousand fiv e hundred rupees per 
mensem  is employed at any time thereafter on wages ex­
ceedin g that amount, gratuity, in respect of the period du­
ring which such employee wa s emplo yed on wages not ex­
ceeding two thousand fiv e hundred rupees per mensem shall 
be determined on the basis of the wages received by him 
during that period.
(f) ‘Employer’means any person who is the proprietor 
of a tea plantation and tea factory an I includes a 
Managing Agent, Miiuager, Superintendent, Mar aging 
Director, Director Leasee c r any other person who is, 
for the time being, incharge of any tea plantation 
or tea factory.
(g) ‘Lea  plantation’has the meaning assigned to it 
in Clause (f)  of Section 2 of the plantation Labour 
Act. 19 51  whe:e ten cr more employees are employed.
(h) ‘Tea Factory’ means any factory manufacturing tea 
and employing ten or more persons.
(i) ‘Family’  means (1 ) In the case of male employees, 
himself, his wife, his children whether married or 
unmarried including adopted children ar d his de­
pendent parents and the widow and children of the 
deceased son of the employee ai d depenle nt parents 
of the wi fe of the employee, PROVIDED that 
if an employee proves that his wife has ceased 
to be entitled to maintenance under the personal 
law govcrjiFg him or the customary law of the 
community to hijh the spouse belongs she shall no 
longer f ee deemed to be a member of the employee’s
' family, unless the employee subsequently intimates 
by express notice in writing to the Controlling 
Authority or such Ct|e r, Officer as may be appointed 
cn this be - atf, tha t 'sh e shall continue to be  
so regatded, and 4

693 THE ASSAM GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY. JUEY 1. 1993
( i i ) in the case of  fema le employee, herself, her  
husband and children of  the employee , the dependent  
parents of  the husband and the widow  and children  
of  the deceased son of the employee and her  
dependent parents, PROVIDED that if an employee  
by notice in writing to  the Contr olling  authority  
or such other Officer as may be appointed on this  
be hd f, expresses her desire to  exclude her husband  
from the family the hu-band shall no longer be  
deemed to be a member of the employee’s family  
unless the employee subsequently cancels in writing  
any such notice-
EXPL ANATION : In either of  the abov e two cases if  
the child of  an employee has been adopted by an-  
other person and if,  under the personal law of  the  
adop ter adoption ii  legally recognised, such a child  
shall be considered as excluded irom the family  
of the employee.
( j >  ‘Superannuation’— in relat ion to an employee  
m'a ns the attainment bv she employee of such age  
as is fix d in the contract t r conditions of  service  
ss  the age on the attainmer t of which the em­
ployee shall vacate the employment.
( k )  ‘^V ag es * means all emo lun vnt s * hi ch are earned  
by an employee while on duty or on leave in  
accordance with the terms and conditions of  his  
employment and which are paid or paya ble to  
him in cash and includ es dearness allowances but  
does not include any bonu s. Com misdon, Houser  
Rent Allowance, overtime wages and any other  
allowances.
0) ‘Gratuity’ means the wage as defined in clause (k)  
a b o v e  payable on the date prior to the date of exit of  
the employee, except seasonal and daily workers, in  
which case it would be the average o f the last 3 months  
wages prior to the date of  exit, provided that Gratuity  
wage shall co t exceed tw o thousand five hundred rupees  
per mensem in any case.
fro) ‘B ard of Trustees’ means Board of  Trustees con­
stituted under pa ia 3 of  the As-a m Tea Plantations  
Provident Fund and Pension Fund Scheme, 1968.
(n) ‘Scheme’ means The  Scheme framed under this Aet.
(o) 'Gratuity Fun d’ means Gratu ity Fund establish ed  
under the scheme framed under this Act.
(p) ‘Contribution’ means a contribution payable by the  
ecs  pioyer in respect of  his employee covered under this  
Act.

THE ASSAM GAZETTE. EXTRAORDINARY, JULY ,1 1993 69 9
(q) ‘Gratuity Service’  means The aggregate of service ren­
dered bv the  employee rounded to the nearest year. Anv 
interrupted service on account of sickness, accident, leave 
and cessation of work aris irg out of lcck-out, strike, 
or lay-off net due to the fault of the employee before 
or after the cotemeacement of the Act shall also be 
taken into account.
3. CONTROLLING AUTHORITY
(1) The State Government may, by notification, on the 
recommendation of the Borad, appoint an officer to be 
the Controlling Authority for administration of this Act 
and the Schem e framed thereueder.
(2) The Controlling Authority shall work subject to the 
contr ol of  the Board .
4, GRATUITY FUND SCHEME :
(1) The State Government may, by notification, in the 
Official Gazette, and subject to previous publication fran ed 
a scheme to be called 'Assam Gratuity Fund Schem e* for 
the establishment of a Gratuity Fund for the emp loye es
£  employed in tea plantations and in tea facxries.
(2) A Scheme framed under Sub-section (1) of this
t  Section may provide for all or any of the matter speci­
fie d in the Schedule appended to this Act.
(3) The Scheme may also provide that any of its 
provisions shill take effect either prospectively or 
retrospectively on such date as may be specifie d in this 
behalt in the scheme.
(4)  The Sch em e, shall have effect notwithstanding any ­
thing contained in any other law for the time being in 
force other than this Act or any instrument having 
effect by virtue of any law other than this Act.
(5) The Government may, by notification in the Offi­
cial Gazette, add to ascend, very or rescind the Scheme.
5 ADMINISTRATION OF THE GRATUIT Y FUND  :
The Gratuity Fund shall be administered by the Board 
of Trustees through the Controlling Authority as provi­
ded under section 3 of the Act.
6. CONTRIBUT ION:
(1) Every employer shall pay every month into the 
Gratuity Fund in respect of every  employee in relation 
to whom he is the employer, such amount not excee­
ding fiv e percent of the wage as the State Government 
may by notification in the Official Gazette specify.

700  THE ASSAM GAZETTE. EXTRAORDINARY. JU L Y  1  1993
(2) Every employer shall also pay into the Gratu ity 
Fuad contributions at the rate of 60.36 per cent of the 
wages received by the employees during the preceding 
12  months at the commencement of the Act to cover 
up past Gratuity liabilities.
PROVIDED that the Controlling Authority may grant 
instalment to liquidate the past liabilities in such manner 
and on such conditions and at such rate  of interest as 
may be provided in the Scheme.
(3) Every employer shall further be liable to pay to 
the Gratuity Fund the amount due to  any employee during 
the pendency of full liquidation of the past liabilities on 
termination of serv ice. The amount so paid shall be 
adjusted against the past Labilities as mentioned under 
sub-section 2 of this Section.
7.  POWER TO EXEMPT;
(1)  If any employer has already created G ratuity Fund 
or obtained an insurance from the Lif e Insurance Corpora­
tion of  India under the Payment of Gratuity Act, 19 72 , 
he may be exempted from the purview of this Act, if 
the Controlling Authority is satisfied that such Fund or 
the insurance from the Life Ir-surance Corporation of India 
covers the full Gratuity liability in respect of thia employees 
coveted under thia Act.
2) In case cf any complaint about non-payment of 
gratuity or non-payment of premium to the insurance 
fe y  the exempted employer, the Controlling Authority shall 
serve  such employer with a notice to pay the same within 
such period, in such manner as raey be specified on the 
notice and in case ti e employer fails to do so the 
exemption, granted under sub-section (I) of this secion 
shall he revoked.
8. TRANSFER OF FUND :
(1) Where the exemption granted under sub-section (1)  
is revoked un Jer sub-section (2)  of section 7 of this Act 
the emplo yer shall transfer the Gratuity Fund already 
created or assigned in favour of the Controlling Authority 
the Insurance of Life Insurance Corporation of India 
obtained under the payment of Gratuity Act, 19 72  in 
su h manner as may be provided in the Scheme.
(2) If any amount transferred under sub -section-1 ) is 
found shirt, the employer shall pay the balance amount 
within such time as may be directed by the Controlling 
Authority.

THE ASSAM GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY, JULY 1, 199 3 70 1
(3) If  She sum assured in the policy as si st ed  is fou nd 
shorj of  as pe’’  provision of tbe Scheme^ the  employer 
shall pay the  bala nce  am ount within such time as may  
be directed by the Co ntr olling  Autho rity .
9. PAYM EN T OF  GR AT UI TY  BE NE FIT AN D TO  
WHO M PAYABLE :
Gr atu ity  shall be pay able  to an  employee on the 
ter mi natio n of his emp loyment en sup era nnuation, ret ire ­
me nt or res ign a’ion aft er he has  rendered con tinous 
services of not less than live years.
PR OV IDED  th at  com pletion  of  five year s service 
shall no t be  necessary where termi natio n of em ployment 
is due to dea th and disa blem ent. In  case of terminat ion  
of emp loymen t due to de ath , gr atuity shall be pa id to 
the nominee  and in abs enc e of  nom ine e, to the  legal 
hei r.
10. QU AN TU M OF GR AT UI TY  :
Th e gra tuity payable  under section 9 sha ll be com­
pu ted  i.s follows :—
15
jg-  X Gr atu ity  Service X Gr atu ity  Wage subje ct to
maximum of  Rs. 50,00 0/- and minim um of Rs. 1,00 0/—  
as Gr atu ity .
11. FO RFE IT URE OF GR A TU IT Y :
(1) No twithstanding anyth ing  con tained  in section 9 
the  gra tui ty pay able to an employee, whose servic es 
have been ter mi nated  for any  re t, wilful em ission  or 
neg lige nce causing any  dam age  or  logs tp, or destruc­
tio n of  fr op er ty  belo nging to  the  employe rs, shall be 
forfeited to the ext ent  of  the dam age  or loss so caus ed.
(2) The  Gra tuity  pay able to an employe e shall be 
wholly forfeited, (a) if the services o f such  employee 
have  been  ter minated  for his rio tou s or diso rde rly con­
duc t or any act  of violence  on his pa rt.
(b) If  she servic es of such employee hav e been ter- 
mi nated  for any  act  which const ituted  *a offence in­
volv ing mo ral  turp itu de , provided th at  such offe ree is 
com mit ted by him  in the  cours e of his employme nt,
(3j Where tbe  employee resign s af te r commen cement 
of  an enq uiry  on his beh aviour , the  gratu ity  paya ble  s had 
rem ain  unpaid till  such  tim e th e en qu iry  is completed,
12. NO M IN AT IO N ;
Eac h employee who has com pleted one ye ar o f servic e, 
sha ll make, with in such tim e, in suc h form and in such 
ma nn er as provided in the  Scheme, nomination for the  
purpose o >  the  pro viso to  Sec tion 9 of this Act.

7Q 2 THE ASSAM GAZETTE. EXTRAORDINARY, JULY I, 19 93
13 . prior ity  of  pay men t  of  contrib ution s
OVER OTHER DE BT S:—
(!) The amount due in respect of any Contribution 
under this Act or any charses incurred in respect of the 
administretion of any such Schem e shall, where the liabi­
lity has accrued before the person has been adjudicated 
as insolvent or in the case of a company ordered to be 
wound up before the date of such order, be deem ed to 
be included among the debt under Section 61 of the 
Provincial Insolvency Act 19 20  ( Act, V of 1920 ) or 
Section 530 of the Companies Act, 19 56  and are to be 
paid in priority to all other debts in the distribution 
of the property of the insolvent or the assets of the 
Company being wound up, ss the case may  be.
(2) Without Prejudice to the provisions of sub-section 
(1) of this Section any amount due from an employer 
under the provision of this Act or the scheme framed 
thereunder shall be deemed to b the first charge on 
the assets of the establishment and shall, notwithstan­
ding anything contained in any other law for the time 
being in force, be paid in priority to all other debts.
14 . FUND DEEMED ]O  BE  RECOGNISED GRATUITY
FUND UNDER INCOME-TAX AGT ; 19 61
For the purpose of the Income-tax Act, 196 1 the Gratuity 
Fund shall be deemed to be recognised Gratuity Fund 
within the meaning of Section 43 of that Act .
15 . PROTECTION AGAINST ATTACHM ENT:—
The gratuity payable under this Act to an employee 
shall not be liable to attachment in execution of any 
decree or order of any Civil, Revenue or Criminal Court.
16  MODE OF REC OVERY  OF MONEY DUE FRO M
THE EMPLOYERS
Any amount due from any employer in respect of 
any contribution payable the Fund or any charges pay­
able by him under any other provisions of this Act or 
under any provisions of the Scheme, may be recovered 
as an arrear of land revenue.
17. EMP LOY ER NOT TO  REDUCE WAGE:—
No employer shall, by reason only of his liability for 
any contribution payable under this Act, reduce, whether 
directly or indirectly the wages of any employee to 
which the employee is entitled under the terms of hii 
employment.

THE ASSAM GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY, .JULY 1, 1993  70 3
18. PEN ALT Y :
Whoev er mak es default  in deposit of  any contr ibu tions 
or tra nsfer  the  Fu nd  cre ated or fails to assign Policy 
ob tai ned from Life Insuran ce Cor por atio n of Ind ia or 
fails  to deposit the  ins talme nt allowed un de r this Act 
an d the  schem e or  com rav ene s any of  the prov ision s 
of the Act and the schem e or fad s to comp ly wit h the 
dire ction cf  Co ntr olling  Au thoiity , he sha ll be pun ish­
able  with imprison me nt for a term  which shall no t ba
■  less th an  six mo nth s bu t whi ch may be extended to two 
yea rs or with fine which sha ll no t be less ti a n  ten 
thou sand  rup ees bu t which  may be extend ed to  twenty 
tho usa nd rupe es or  with bo th and  in case of  a con­
tinuin g offence with a furth er fi n e which n ay extend 
upto one tho usand rup ees  fo r e ’ch  day durin g which 
the  offence con tinu es.
Cognizan ce 19. 11 ) No Co urt shall tak e cognizan ce of offence pun ish- 
ot of F-n co  a bls  un de r the  Act and Sche me save on a com pla int 
mad e by cr  ue de r ’h au thoiity  of  the  Con trolling
Autho rity .
(7} No Co urt infer ior  to th at of a Magistiate of the  
Fi rst Class shall try any offence p u  ishabl e under this 
Act
20. PROVISION FOR IMPOSITION OF DAM AGE :—
When an employer makes default in p ayme nt of  any c on tri ­
butio n or ins talme nt or in  the  tra nsfer  of any accumu lation  
requ ire d to be tra nsfer red  under thi s Act and Scheme or In 
the  payment of  any charges  payab le un de r auv othe r pro vi­
sion of this Af t or Sche me or in the  assi gnm ent of th e 
Policies obtained from  Life Insu ran ce Co rporati on  of India , 
he shall be liable to pay dam age no t exceeding  the amount 
in arrear. Pr vide d that no  ord er for  paymen t of  dama ­
ges shall be passed unle ss rea sonable  op po rtu nitie s of 
bein g heard  is given to  the defau lter.
21. POWER OF RECQVhRY;—
The  Con tolling Au tho rity shall issue recovery certificat e to 
the Col lect or wh >  sha ll recover th e certificated dues as an 
ar re ar  of Land Rev enue.
22 APPEA L:—
(1) Any employer aggrieved by the  orde r of Con trollin g 
Aut hor ity imp osin g dama ge un de r sec tion-2 0 of  this Act, 
may file appea l with the  Ch airma n of  the Boa rd within 30 
day s of  the ord er of  the  Co ntr olling  Au tho rity.

"Oi THE ASSAM GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY, )ULY. 1, 19 93
(2} Th e Cha irm an  of  the B oj rd  aft er givin g the emp lo­
yer a reasonable  op po rtu nity of being bear d may app rove 
th e dam age  imposed  by the  Con trolling Au thority  under 
section 20 or may  pass  suc h ord ers ; as may  deem  fit and  
prop er,
23, INSPEC TO RS » c .  '
(1) The Governme nt may , by not ific ation in the  Official 
Ga zette , ap po int  such employee of the  Boa rd, as the  Gover n­
me nt thinks fit, to be the  ins pe tors for  the purpos es of 
this Act and the  Scheme an d may define th eir jur isd iction .
(2) Every Inspec tor appointe 1  under  sub-secth  n  (1) may, 
fo r the  purpo ses  of  inq uir ing  in to  the cor rectness of any 
inform atio n fur nished  i con nection with this Act or  the 
Schem e or fo r the pur pos e of asc erta inin g whe ther any of 
the  pro visions af this Act or of  the Schema have  been 
com plie d with—
(a) req uir e an emp loyer to  furnish such inform ation as 
he may consi der  necessary in rela tio n to the  Scheme;
(b) .  en ter  any  office or t ea  plan tatio n or  t ea factory at  any 
rea son able time  and with  such atststatsc e, ii any , as he may 
thicks  fit, en d sea rch  the same and req uir e any  one  found 
in cha rge  thereo f to pro duce before him  fo r examin atio n ar.y 
acc oun ts, books, registe rs an d et he r doc ume nts in rel a­
tio n to the employme nt of  employee or  the  paymen t of 
wages of  emplo yee;
(c) examine the  employer, his agent or  serv ant or any 
othe r person fou nd in charge of the office or pla nta tion 
or factory  or whom the  Inspe cto r has  reasonable cause 
to believe to be, or to  have been  an employee in the 
office or plantat ion or fac tor y ;
(d) make copies of, or tak e extracts from any book, 
reg iste r or other doc ument main tai ned in connection  with 
the Gratu ity Fun d aa d, where be has  reas on to believe 
th at  any offence under the Act and the  Schem e has been 
com mit ted by an emp loyer, seize, with such assistance, 
as he may  thi nk  fit, such boo ks, registers or oth er doc u­
me nts  as he may  con side r rele van t;
(t ) exercise suc h oth er powe rs as the  Scheme may provide . 
(3i Th e provisi ons of the  Co de of Crimi nal Pro ced ure , 
1973 shall, as far  as may be, app ly to any search  or 
seizu re, under sub -sectio n (2) as the y apply  to  any search or 
seizure made under the  au tho rity of  a wa rra nt issued 
un de r Section- 93 of  the  said Code.
24. PU BL IC SER VANT
Every Inspector shall be deemed to be a public serv ant 
wit hin the  mea ning of Section-21 of the Indian  Pen al Code .

THE ASSAM GAZETTE, EXTRAORDINARY ■ ’  ULY. ',  19 93  705
25. PROTECTION FOR ACTS DONE IN GOOD FA IT H: —
No suit or other legal proceeding shall lie against the 
Government or the -Boa rd or any offic er or employee 
thereo f in respect of anything which is in good faith 
done or intended to be done under this Act or the Scheme.
26. POWER TO REMOVE DIFFICULTIES
If any difficulty arises in giving effect to the provisions 
of the Act, the Government may make such order or 
give  such direction, not inconsistent with the provisions 
of the Act, as appears to it to be necessary or expedient 
for the removal of the difficulty, and such  order shall 
be final.
27. ACT TO OVERRIDE OTHER ENACTMENTS
The provisions of the Act or a y rule made thereunder 
shall have effect notwithstanding anything inconsistent 
therewith contained in any enactment other than this 
Act or in any instrument or contract having effect by 
virtue of any enactment other than this Act.
28. POWER TO MAKE RULES : —
The State Government may, subject to previous publication 
in the official gazette make rules, for carrying out the 
purposes of this Act.
THE SCHEDULE
[(See Section 4(2 ) ]
Matter for whic h provision may ba made in the Scheme f—
1. Employees who shall join the Fund.
2. The time and manner in which contributions shall be made to 
the Fund by employers on behalf of employees including past Gratuity 
Liability.
3. The payment by the employer of such sums of money as may 
be necessaiy to mte t ti e cost of Inspection and the rate at which 
and the manner in which the pay nsnt shall be made.
4. Functions of the Board of Trustees, including the Constitution 
of any committee for assisting the Board.
5. The opening of regional and other offic es of the Board of 
trustees.

706 T JH JB  AS SA M GAZiCTTfa BX TR AO RD INAH Y, JU LY  1. 1993
6. The manner in which accounts shall he kept, the investment of 
money belonging to t ie  Fund in accordance with the directi jds issued 
or conditions specified by the Government the preparation of the 
budget, the audit of accounts and the submission of reports to the 
Government,
7. Th e pro ced ure  of  col lection of all or any sum  of  moneys due 
from employers.
8 The forms in which emplojee shall furnish particulars about 
himself and his family  whenever required.
9. The nomination of a persm by a member to receive the 
Gratuity amount after his death and the cancellation or variation of 
such nominatio n,
10 . The Reg ister s and records io be maintained in respect of the 
employees and the returns to be furnished by employers.
11 . Determination and manner of payment of Gratuity.
12 . The  cos f of ao tur l valua tion to be paid by the  em plo yer.
13. Any other matter which may be necessasy or proper for the 
purpose of implementation of the Scheme.
K, LASKAR,
Secretary to the Govt, of Assam 
Legislative Department.
U U W A H A 'n —Printed and published by the Dy . Director (P) Directorate of  Ptg . and  
Sty, Assam, Guwabats—21 (Ex-Gaaette> N o. 135—865— 5 (0 —1-7-1993

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