Warrant of Precedence for Pakistan

Warrant of Precedence for Pakistan

The Warrant of Precedence for Pakistan is a protocol list at which government of Pakistan functions and officials are seated according to their rank and Office. In supersession of the 'Home Affairs Division Notification No. 21/2/61/-Public dated 7 March 1963 as amended from time to time, the following Warrant of Precedence for Pakistan is published for general information.

Article	Appointment/Designation	Grade/Pay Scale	Remarks
1	President of Pakistan		The Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of Pakistan
	Prime Minister of Pakistan		Immediately after the President
2	Chairman of the Senate of Pakistan		Above the Speaker of National Assembly
	Speaker of the National Assembly of Pakistan
	Vice President of Pakistan		Not in position now
3
	Senior Federal Ministers		Exclusively Includes Defense/Foreign Ministers
4	Governors of the Provinces		Within their respective Charges
	President of Azad Jammu and Kashmir		Within his own State
	Chief Ministers in their own Provinces		Next to the Governor of the Same Province
	Prime Minister of Azad Jammu and Kashmir		Next to the President of Azad Jammu and Kashmir within his own State
	Leader of the Opposition in National Assembly
5	Leader of the House in the Senate
	Leader of Opposition in the Senate
	Federal Ministers to the Government of Pakistan
	Attorney General to the Government of Pakistan		If of the status of Federal Minister
	President and Prime Minister Azad Jammu & Kashmir and Governors and Chief Minister of Provinces outside their charge		Always after Federal Ministers, Minister of the States, Special Assistants/Advisor to the Prime Minister (with Cabinet Rank)
	Rector of the Islamic International University	BPS-Apex Scale
	Chairman Consultative Committee on Economic Policy
	Ambassador-at-Large	BPS-Apex Scale	Accredited to Selected Countries only
	Deputy Chairman to the Senate of Pakistan
	Deputy Speaker to the National Assembly of Pakistan
6	Advisors to the President of Pakistan		With Cabinet Rank (Not in position now)
	Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee (Five/Four Star)	O-Special	To rank senior to the Chiefs of Staff of the Armed Forces
	Chief of the Army Staff (Five/Four Star)	O-Special	Seniority Accounted as Army, Navy and Air Force
	Chief of the Naval Staff (Five/Four Star)	O-Special
	Chief of the Air Staff (Five/Four Star)	O-Special
7	Ambassadors and High Commissioners accredited to Pakistan (according to their respective dates of accredition)
8	Ex-President of Pakistan
	Ex-Prime Minister of Pakistan
9	Deleted
10	Ministers of States to the Government of Pakistan
	Governor State Bank of Pakistan	BPS-Apex Scale
	Chairman Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan	BPS-Apex Scale
	Special Assistants to the Prime Minister
	Advisers to the Prime Minister
	Generals of Pakistan Army	O-10	Of the Status of Vice Chief of Army Staff
	The Auditor General of Pakistan	BPS-Apex Scale
	Secretaries General to the Federal Government	BPS-Apex Scale	Incharge of Ministry or Division
	Chairman Federal Public Service Commission		Senior distinct official appointed by President
Note:- The Inter-se seniority of dignitaries till article 10 will be determined in order as indicated above
11	Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers Plenipotentiary		Accredited to Pakistan
12	Chief Election Commissioner
	Wafaqi Mohtasib		Ombudsman
	Judges of the Supreme Court of Pakistan
	Chief Justice Federal Shariat Court
	Chairman of the Council of Islamic Ideology		If he is or has been a Judge of the Supreme Court
	Chief Ehtasab Commissioner
13	Chief Justice of the High Courts
14	Vice Chief of Naval Staff (Three Star)	O-9	If holding the rank of Vice Admiral
	Vice Chief of Air Staff (Three Star)	O-9	If holding the rank of Air Marshal
	Lieutenant Generals (Three Star)	O-9	Commanders of Strategic Commands of Pakistan Army
15	Speakers of the Provincial Assemblies
	Ministers of the Provincial Governments
	Lieutenant Generals and Equivalents (Three Star)	O-9	Corps Commanders and Principal Staff Officers of Armed Forces
	Visiting Ambassadors/High Commissioners		Of the Foreign countries not accredited to Pakistan
	Deputy Chairman Planning Commission	BPS-22
16	Members of the Senate/National Assembly of Pakistan		To take precedence over all others in the said group
	Judges/Puisne Judges of the High Courts
	Controller General of Accounts, Pakistan	BPS-22
	Federal Secretaries	BPS-22 & 21	In charge of Ministries and Divisions, including Principal Secretary to the President
	Chairman of the Council of Islamic Ideology		If he is or has been a Judge of High Court
	Secretary Generals of the Senate/National Assembly	BPS-22
	Inspector General of Police (Three Star)		If in BPS-22
	Director General Intelligence Bureau	BPS-22
	Director General Pakistan Institute of Development Economics	BPS-22
	Members of the Central Zakat Council	BPS-22
17	Attorney General for Pakistan		A senior lawyer designated by federal government not with a status of cabinet Rank
18	All Gun-Salute Rulers of State		Of State merged in or acceded to Pakistan (No longer applicable now)
19	Charge d' Affairs		A pied of Foreign Countries
	Vice Chief of the Naval Staff (Two Star)	O-8	Of the rank of Rear Admiral
	Deputy Chief of the Air Staff (Two Star)	O-8	Of the rank of Air Vice Marshal
	Major General & Equivalents (Two Star)	O-8
	Members of the Planning Commission	BPS-21 & 22
	Visiting Ambassador/High Commissioners of Pakistan	BPS-21 & 22	If on duty
	Vice Chancellors of Universities	MP-I	Highly qualified Meritorious Professors of HEC recognized Universities
20	Chief Secretaries to the Provincial Government	BPS-22
21		Surveyor General of Pakistan	BPS-21
	Chairman of Statutory Bodies set up by the Government	BPS-21 & 22	If declared of the status of Secretaries/Additional Secretary to the Federal Government
	Chief Commissioner, Islamabad Capital Territory	BPS-21	Inside the limits of Islamabad Capital Territory
	Acting Secretaries to the Government of Pakistan	BPS-21	Of the status of federal additional secretary
	Additional Secretaries to the Federal Government	BPS-21
	Inspector Generals of Police (Two Star)	BPS-21	Provincial Police Officer (PPO) and Commandant Frontier Constabulary (CFC)
	Additional Chief Secretaries to the Provincial Government	BPS-21
	Senior Member Board of Revenue	BPS-21	Provincial Government
	Principal Administrative Staff College	BPS-22
22	Ministers and Deputy High Commissioners		Of Minister's Rank in Embassies/High Commissions located in Pakistan
23	All Non-Gun Salute Rulers of State		Of State acceded to/ merged in Pakistan (No more applicable)
24	Members of Provincial Assemblies		With in province will take precedence over all others in said group
	Chairman Provincial Public Service Commissions	BPS-21 & 22	High qualified Official appointed by Governor of the same Province
	Director General Military Lands and Cantonments	BPS-21
	Brigadiers and equivalents (One Star)	O-8	Including defense attaches (DAs) and station commanders
	Additional Inspector Generals of Police (Two Star)	BPS-21	Including Regional/Capital City Police Officers in BPS-21
	Advocate Generals to the Provincial Governments		A senior lawyer nominated by provincial government
	Consuls General	BPS-20 & 21
	Chief Controller of Imports and Exports	BPS-21
	Chief Engineer/Advisor, Pakistan PWD	BPS-21
	Chief Economist in Planning Commission	BPS-21
	Commissioners in charge of administrative divisions	BPS-20 & 21	Basing on the size of Division
	Senior Joint Secretaries/Joint Secretaries to the Federal Government	BPS-20 & 21	Including Joint Secretary to the National Assembly
	Provincial Secretaries	BPS-20 & 21	Federal Joint/Senior Joint Secretaries
	Counselors of Embassies/Legations and High Commissioners		Of foreign and Commonwealth countries
	Deputy High Commissioners		Not holding the Rank of Minister
	Members, Central Board of Revenue	BPS-20 & 21	If of the status of Senior Joint/Joint Secretaries to the Federal Government
	Members, Federal Public Service Commission	BPS-21 & 22
	Solicitor to the Government of Pakistan	BPS-20 & 21	If of the status of Senior Joint/Joint Secretaries to the Federal Government
	Director General Investment Promotion and Supplies	BPS-20 & 21
	Director General Geological Survey	BPS-20 & 21
	Director General Public Relations	BPS-20 & 21
	Director General Radio Pakistan	BPS-20 & 21
	Director General Telegraph and Telephone	BPS-20 & 21
	Director General Post Office	BPS-20 & 21
	Director General Health	BPS-20 & 21
	Federal Economic Advisor	BPS-20 & 21	Senior Joint Secretary/Joint Secretary
	Federal Finance Advisor	BPS-20 & 21
	Federal Education Advisor	BPS-20 & 21
	Director General International Islamic Institute	BPS-21
	Director General Finance Service Academy	BPS-22
	Director General Civil Services Academy	BPS-22
	Draftsman to the Government of Pakistan	BPS-21	Senior Joint Secretary/Joint Secretary
	Mayor of a Corporation		(City District Nazim) always after Commissioners of Divisions
	Members Provincial Zakat Council		Selected persons and Government officials
	Visiting Ministers Plenipotentiary		Of foreign Countries
	Pro Vice Chancellors of Universities	MP-II or PBS-22	Meritorious Professors of HEC recognized Universities
25	District and Session Judge	BPS-21
	Director General Civil Aviation	BPS-21
	Prosecutor Generals to the Provincial Governments		Nominated person or Government Official
	Military, Naval and Air Attaches to Embassies, High Commissioners and Legations
	Chairmen Provincial Statutory Bodies	BPS-20 & 21
	Senior Trade Commissioners	BPS-20	Of Foreign and Commonwealth Governments
	Deans of the Faculties	BPS-22	Meritorious professors of HEC Recognized Universities
26	Colonels and Equivalents	O-6	less holding Appointments of Station Commanders
	Surveyor General of Pakistan	BPS-21
	Accountant Generals of Provinces	BPS-21
	Military Accountant General	BPS-21
	Chief Commercial Manager, Railways	BPS-20
	Chief Mechanical Engineer, Railways	BPS-20
	Chief Controller of Stores, Railways	BPS-20
	Chief Traffic Manager, Railways	BPS-20
	Chief Operating Superintendent, Railways	BPS-20
	Councils and First Secretaries	BPS-19 & 20	To Embassies, High Commissions and Legations of Foreign Governments
	District Nazims		Chairmen, District Councils
	Deputy Auditor General of Pakistan	BPS-20	Accountant General
	Chief Conservator of Forests	BPS-20
	Chief Engineer, Provincial PWD	BPS-20 & 21
	Deputy Director General Intelligence Bureau	BPS-20
	Deputy Inspector General of Police (One Star)	BPS-20	Including Regional/Capital City Police Officers
	Directors of Agriculture Department	BPS-20
	Directors of Health Service	BPS-20
	Director Public Instructions	BPS-20
	Special Secretaries to the Provincial Governments	BPS-19 & 20
	Trade Commissioners		Of Foreign and Commonwealth Governments
	Finance Advisor/Chief Account Officers, Railways	BPS-20
	Government Inspector of Railways	BPS-20
	Inspector General of Forests to the Government of Pakistan	BPS-20 & 21
	Inspector Generals of Prison to Provincial Government	BPS-20 & 21
	Principal of Degree/Medical/Engineering Colleges	BPS-20 & 21	Professors
	Director Railways Wing	BPS-19 & 20
	Heads of Departments of Universities	BPS-21
	Professors	BPS-20 & 21	Collages and HEC recognized universities respectively
27	Additional District and Session Judges	BPS-20
	Lieutenant Colonels and equivalents	O-5
	Additional Commissioner	BPS-19 & 20	Basing on size of administrative division
	Deputy Commissioners / District Coordination Officers / Political Agents	BPS-18, 19 & 20	Basing on the size of administrative district and also act in capacity in absence of District Magistrate / Collector within Districts / Agencies
	Assistant Inspector Generals of Police/Senior Superintendents of Police	BPS-19	Including District Police Officers of Large Districts
	Commissioners of Agriculture Development Department	BPS-20
	Commissioners of Animal Husbandry Department	BPS-20
	Commissioners of Income Tax Department	BPS-20
	Executive District Officers	BPS-19
	Postmaster General	BPS-20
	Command Controller of Military Accounts	BPS-20
	Federal Deputy Secretaries	BPS-19	Including Deputy Secretaries to the President and National Assembly
	Director Radio Pakistan	BPS-19
	Finance Advisors	BPS-19	Joint, POF (Wah), Navy and Air Force
	Controller of Imports and Exports	BPS-20
	Deputy Financial Advisor	BPS-19
	Provincial Additional Secretaries	BPS-19	Of Provincial Cadre
	Directors of Provincial Departments	BPS-19
	Chairman District Zakat Committee		Nominated person or Government official
	Chairman Municipal Committee		Elected person
	Chairman Karachi Port Trust		Nominated person or Government official
	President of Income-Tax Appellate Tribunal	BPS-20
	Deputy Chief Engineer	BPS-19 & 20
	Principal Officer, Mercantile Marine Department, Karachi	BPS-20
	Provincial Director Generals	BPS-20
	Secretaries to the Provincial Assemblies	BPS-19
	Secretaries of Provincial Railway Board	BPS-19
	Principal of Government Inter Colleges	BPS-19	Associate Professors
	Principal Medical Officers	BPS-20
	Registrar Co-operative Societies	BPS-20
	Associate Professors	BPS-19 & 20	Collages and HEC recognized universities respectively
28	Majors and equivalents	O-4
	Tehsil Nazims		Chairman Tehsil Council
	Superintendents of Police	BPS-18	With more than 8 years of Service
	Collectors of Central Excise and Land Customs	BPS-19
	Deputy Director General Investment Promotion and Supplies Department	BPS-19
	Deputy Director General Telegraph and Telephone Department
	Superintending Engineer	BPS-19
	Chief Medical Officer	BPS-19
	Secretaries to Provincial Public Service Commission	BPS-19
	Senior Civil Judge cum Magistrate	BPS-18 & 19
	Principal Information Officers	BPS-18 & 19
	District Officers	BPS-18
	Director of Inspection, Income Tax	BPS-19
	Assistant Professors	BPS-18 & 19	Colleges and HEC recognized universities respectively
29	Holders of President's Award of Pride of Performance
	Captains and equivalents	O-3
	Union/Town Nazim		Chairman Union/Town Councils
	Senior Medical Officers	BPS-18
	Executive Engineers	BPS-18
30	Second Lieutenant / Lieutenant and equivalents	O-1 and O-2 respectively
	Civil Judge cum Judicial Magistrate	BPS-17
	Assistant Commissioners / Assistant Coordination Officers / Assistant Political Agents / Tehsil Municipal Officers	BPS-17	In charge of Sub-Division / Tehsil
	Assistant and Deputy Superintendents of Police	BPS-17
	Tehsil Municipal Officers	BPS-17 & 18
	Lecturers	BPS-17 & 18	Colleges and HEC recognized universities respectively
	Section Officers	BPS-17 & 18	Federal and Provincial Secretariats respectively
	Assistant Accountant Generals	BPS-17
	Deputy/Assistant District Officers	BPS-17
	Local Audit Officers	BPS-17
	Medical Officers	BPS-17	General duty
	Sub Divisional Officers (Engineers)	BPS-17

CENTRAL STAFF TO GET BETTER AND BIGGER FLATS

Central staff to get better quarters

The quarters of central government employees are set to become bigger and better.

Ahead of the election season, the urban development ministry is planning to not just increase the houses’ areas by an average of 25 per cent but also fit them out with modular kitchens and electric chimneys. The last time the housing norms were revised was in 1981.

During Janata Party rule in 1977, the government had asked the central public works department (CPWD) to scale down the sizes of the quarters and the amenities provided. The idea was to build more quarters in less time. A year after the Congress came back to power in 1980, it reverted to the old norms.

“We can say that this is the first time in (over) 30 years that the government is working on improving the living conditions of government employees,” a senior CPWD official said.

The outgoing CPWD director-general, Sushil Mittal, said: “The new scheme will be implemented only on the new houses the government builds. We shall upgrade the amenities in the older houses as and when maintenance is carried out.”

Under the revised norms, quarters of Type 5 — to which deputy secretaries are entitled — and above will have modular kitchens and electric chimneys. Flats below Type 5 will have built-in cupboards. The kitchens provided to central government staff now have only a cement counter and no shelves or cabinets.

The mosaic flooring is likely to be replaced by fancy vitrified tiles in quarters of Type 4 — allotted to section or desk officers — and above, and ceramic tiles in the rest.

Till now, the houses got only a whitewash; under the new norms, houses across all categories will get a plastic distemper. Parking facilities were earlier provided only at quarters of Type 5 or above; now all categories will have stilt parking.

Smaller details such as a higher number of electric points, especially power switches, have also been kept in mind.

“Till now, the power electric point was only provided in the kitchen — for the fridge — especially in Type 2 quarters. It was assumed that the fridge would be kept in the kitchen and nowhere else,” the official said.

The old black electric switches will be replaced with modular switches, and the archaic pelmets with aluminum rods for curtains will make way for drapery rods. In toilets and kitchens, the brass taps would be replaced with chrome-plated fittings.

In Delhi, the government plans to build an additional 25,000 houses. In the rest of India, the CPWD’s thrust will be to build houses in cities that have none, such as Srinagar and Thiruvananthapuram. Calcutta, too, has a measly number of flats for central government employees —just 6,051.

As on March 31, 2001, the number of central government employees across the country was 38.76 lakh, of whom 39.02 per cent worked with the Indian Railways, which has its own quarters for its employees.

All central government employees are entitled to official quarters but not every one opts to live in one. Besides, if both spouses are in central government service, only one house is allotted.

Currently, there are about 95,000 quarters across the country, of which Delhi accounts for two-thirds. The shortfall is of 48,569 houses.

STRIKE BY CG EMPLOYEES FOR DA MERGER

Central Government Employees joining for one day strike – 12/12/12

 

Confederation of Central Government employees and workers will go on one day’s strike on Wednesday 12^th December, 2012. Central Government Employees joining for one day strike for various demands.

DEMANDS :

1. Revise the wages of the Central Government employees including Gramin Dak Sewaks with effect from 1.1.2011 and every five years thereafter by setting up the 7th CPC.

2. Merge DA with pay for all purposes with effect from. 1.1.2011 including for Gramin Dak Sewaks.

3. Remove restriction imposed on compassionate appointments and the discrimination on such appointments between the Railway workers and other Central Govt. employees.

4. (a) Departmentalise all Gramin Dak Sewaks and grant them all benefits of regular employees; End Bonus discrimination and enhance bonus ceiling to 3500/-; withdraw open market recruitment in Postman / MTS cadre; Revise cash handling norms; Grant full protection of TRCA; Grant Time Bound Promotion and Medical Reimbursement facility etc,

(b) Regularise the daily rated, contingent, casual workers and introduce a permanent scheme for periodical regularization; Pending regularization, provide them with pro-rata salary at 6th CPC rates; Pending regularisation provide them with pro-rata salary at 6th CPC rates.

5. (a) Revive the functioning of the JCM. Convene the meeting of the Departmental Councils in all Ministries/Departments. Settle the anomalies raised in the National Anomaly Committee as also in the Departmental Anomaly Committees. Hold National Council meetings as specified in the JCM constitution. (b) Remove the anomalies in the MACP Scheme.(c) Grant recognition to all Associations/Federations, which have complied with the formalities and conditions stipulated in the CCS(RSA) Rules.

6. Fill up all vacant posts and creates posts n functional requirements.

7. Stop downsizing outsourcing, contractorization, corporatization and privatisation of Governmental functions.

8. Stop price rise; strengthen the PDS.

9. (a) Stop the proposal to introduce the productivity linked wage system; (b) discard the performance related pay structure; (c) introduce PLB in all Departments; (d) remove the ceiling on emoluments for bonus computation.

10. Revise the OTA, Night duty allowance and clothing rates.

11. Implement all arbitration awards;

12. Make the right to strike a legal and fundamental right of the Government employees on par with the other section of the working class.

13. Grant Five promotions to all employees as is provided for in the case of Group A
services.

14. (a) Withdraw the PFRDA Bill. (b) Rescind the decision to allow FDI in pension sector;(c) Scrap the new contributory pension scheme (d) Extend the existing statutory defined pension scheme to all Central Govt. employees irrespective of their date of entry in Government service.

15. Vacate all Trade Union victimisation, and more specifically in the Indian Audit and Accounts Department.

EX-Central police personnel

Ex-servicemen status to 4 lakh retired paramilitary, Central police personnel

       

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In what could bring cheer to over four lakh retired Central paramilitary personnel, the Centre on Thursday accorded them ex-servicemen status, a move that will enable them to avail a slew of welfare benefits.

The new status for the retired personnel from forces like CRPF, CISF, BSF, ITBP, NSG and SSB will be read as “ex-Central police personnel”, on par with the defence forces recognition of “ex-servicemen” to its retired personnel.

“The proposal (of granting ex-servicemen status to paramilitary personnel) has been approved by the Cabinet on Thursday. These personnel will be called as ex-Central police personnel on the same footing as ex-servicemen in the defence forces,” Union Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde announced during an event of CISF in Delhi.

Earlier, at a CRPF function in Gurgaon, the Home Minister, who has served as a police sub inspector, said, “Paramilitary personnel, like defence forces, put their life at stake in the line of duty and there is no problem in granting them this honour.”

With the status of “ex-servicemen”, the retired personnel of these forces will be able to avail certain canteen and hospital facilities run by the Government while they will be able to apply for jobs in the private sector who recognise “ex-servicemen” as a trained and suitable talent for their organisations.
Centre will also approach states to give benefits to the wards of these retired personnel in educational institutes and jobs.

There are more than four lakh retired paramilitary personnel in the country at present. The total strength of these forces is about eight lakh men and women.

The new announcement, according to sources, will have no direct financial implications on the Government.

At the CISF function, Shinde laid the ceremonial foundation stone for building a complex of the CISF in Delhi’s Mahipalpur area.

NATIONAL PAY COMMISSION / 7TH PAY COMMISSION DEMANDED

NMC demands new pay commission for central & state staff

Subhash Shastri, President National Mazdoor Conference (NMC)  on Sunday urged upon Prime Minister to constitute  7th Pay Commission as the DA has already touched 72 per cent and make announcement to this effect in forth coming winter session of  Parliament beginning from 22nd November 2012.

He also appealed to declare 7th Pay Commission as National Pay Commission so that its recommendations are simultaneously implemented for central staff and employees of the state Governments.

While recalling recommendation of Central 4th Pay Commission,  Shastri said that it also had recommended that in new Pay Commission should constituted as soon as DA crosses 50 percent of the basic pay/pension.

He also urged till the new Pay Commission is constituted and its recommendations implemented, 50 per cent DA be merged with  basic pay/pension and simultaneously  Interim Relief (IR) of 20 per cent of basic pay/pension be provided to centre and State Government employees and this be announced before Diwali festival.  He also reiterated  long pending demands for early redressal.

Among others who spoke on the occasion included  Rajan Babau, Rakesh Padha, Anil Singh Slathia, Ashok Khajuria, Sunil Kochr, Sham Lal Sharma, Bhupinder Singh, Mohan Lal Sharma, Barkat Ram, Vijay Bhagat, Dalip Bhagat, Surinder Kumar, Yog Raj, Mohd Shafi and social activist Ravi Razdan.

RISK ALLOWANCE

Risk Allowance to Central Government employees

No.21012/01/2010-Estt.(AL)
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pension
Department of Personnel & Training

New Delhi, October 18th 2012

 OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject: Risk Allowance to Central Government employees 

The undersigned is directed to refer to this Department’s O.M. No.21012/4/88- Estt.(Allowances) dated 22nd August, 1988, on the captioned subject and to state that in partial modification of the aforesaid O.M., the President is pleased to revise the rates of Risk Allowance in respect of the existing categories of Central Government employees with effect from 1st September, 2008, as under:

Sl.No.	Categories of employees	Revised rates in rupees per month
1.	Unskilled workers	40.00
2.	Semi-skilled workers	60.00
3.	Skilled workers	80.00
4	Supervisors	100.00
5.	Non-gazetted officers engaged in Nitro Glycerine preparation	180.00
6.	Gazetted officers engaged in Nitro Glycerine preparation	300.00
7.	Danger Building Officers	400.00

2. The amount of Risk Allowance would be automatically raised by 25% every time the Dearness Allowance on the revised pay structure goes up by 50%. No separate instructions on this count would be required.
3. All other terms and conditions envisaged in the O.M. dated 22.08.1988 shall continue to apply.

(Vibha G.Mishra)
Director

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OFFICIAL CAR

         Use of Official Car for personal use                

Controller General Of Defence Accounts
Ulan Batar Road,Delhi Cantt -110010

CIRCULAR

AN/XIV/14162/VIth CPC/Circular/Vol-IV                                                       dated 8/10/2012
To
1.All PCsDA/CsDA; PIFA/ PCA/CsFA
2. .Admin IV (local)
(Through CGDA Mail server).

Sub: Use of Official Car for personal Purpose.

The under signed is directed to refer M.O.F (Dep of Expdr ) O.M No 21(2) 2008-E II (B) dated 29/8/2008, wherein it is stipulated that officers drawing grade pay of Rs 10000/-and 12000/- and those in the HAG+ scale who are entitled to the use of official car in terms of OM number 20(5) E-I (A)/93 dated 28/ 1/1994, shall be given. the option to
avail of the existing facility or to draw the transport allowance at the rate. of Rs 7000/- per month plus dearness allowance thereon.

2.The above facility /option is however not applicable in case of officers drawing grade pay below Rs 10000/- and should therefore not be extended in such cases.

3. This may be noted for strict compliance.

SOURCE-http://www.cgda.nic.in/adm/offCar.pdf