I would like to convey my heart full congratulations to all political leaders who resigned to their political jobs to achieve Telangana state.I do not understand why the counter parts of other area are hesitating for separate Telangana State. Whether the British rulers obtained British public's consent for giving independence to India.
There is no meaning to say that extremist will come out in small states. If so what is the fate of small countries.
ANDHRA PRADESH PANCHAYAT RAJ (CONDITIONS OF SERVICE OF STATE FINANCE COMMISSION) RULES, 1997.
Panchayat Raj and Rural Development (Mdl. III),
G.O.Ms. No. 247,
28th June 1997]
In exercise of the powers conferred, by Section 240 of Andhra Pradesh Panchayat Raj Act, 1994 (Act No. 13 of 1994) the Governor of Andhra Pradesh hereby makes the following rules:
RULES PART-I: PRELIMINARY
1. Short title and Commencement:
These rules may be called the Andhra Pradesh Panchayati Raj (Salaries, Allowances, and conditions of Service of State Finance Commission) Rules. 1997.
They shall be deemed to have come into force with effect on and from the 1st of July 1994.
2. Definition:-In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires:
"Act" means Andhra Pradesh Panchayat Raj Act, 1994.
"Government" means the Government of Andhra Pradesh.
"Commission" means the the State Finance Commission constituted by the governor in pursuance with Article 243-I of the Constitution of India and section 235 of the Act.
"Chairman”, "Member-Secretary”, and "Members" mean the Chairman, the Member-Secretary, and the Members of the State Finance Commission appointed by the Governor under subsection (2) of the section 235 of the Act.
"M,embers" include the Chairman and Member-Secretary also.
"Prescribed" means prescribed by the rules made by the Government.
"Section" means section of the Act.
the words and expressions used, but not defined in these rules shall have the same meaning assigned to them in the Andhra Pradesh, Panchayat Raj Act 1994.
Part-II
3. Term:-the term of the Commission shall be as prescribed by the Governor in the orders constituting the Cuommission.
Part-III
4. Status:- Status of the Chairman, Member-Secretary, and Members shall be as prescribed by the Government.
Part-IV
5. Honorarium and Allowances:-The Chairman, Member-Secretary, and Members shall receive honorarium and incidental expenses as prescribed by the Government.
Part-V
6. Service Conditions:-A person who on the date of appointment to the Commission was in the service of the Central Government or the State Government or University are a Local Body or any other Body wholly or substantially owned or controlled by the Central or the State Government shall be deemed to have retired from such service with effect on and from the date of appointment as Chairman, Member-Secretary or Member.
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7. On such retirement, they shall be entitled to receive pension, gratuity, and other pensionary benefits in accordance with the rules roating to the retirement benefits applicable to them.
8. They shall be eligible for leave, including half-pay Commuted leave and surrender leave as in the case of regular Government employees. On the expiry of the term of office, they shall be entitled to receive cash equivalent to salary in respect of the leave attending to their credit.
Provided that the quantum of leave in case the time of retirement under rule six and during the year appointment in the commission put together shall not exceed 240 days. A person who on the date of joining the commission, amended thereafter from time to time the commission is credit. He shall be permitted to carry forward the leave. It is credit at the time of joining the commission or amended thereafter.
9. The Chairman and the Member-Secretary of Commission appointed to the Commission shall be entitled to pension for the service rendered by him in the Commission, provided that he has put in not less than two years of service with the commission. The monthly pension shall be calculated at six hundred for each completed year of service are part there thereof.
Provided that the calculated amount of pension together with the amount of pension already drawn, including committed portion of Pension, if any, shall not exceed the maximum amount of pension admissible to the higher ranked non-cadre of the state government, as prescribed in the Andhra Pradesh, revised Pension rules 1980 as amended from time to time.
10. The Chairman, Member-Secretary, and Members shall be entitled to travelling allowances, daily allowances, mileage, etc., at the rate applicable to Grade-I officers and they shall be entitled to travel by Air Condition First Class and by Air.
11. They shall be paid sitting fees (but of packet expense) at the rates fixed by the government.
12. The daily allowance admissible on tour shall not be paid for the day of meeting where out of pocket incidentials are paid.
The Chairman, Member-Secretary and Member and their families shall be entitled to medical treatment and accommodation in the hospitals as per the rules applicable to Grade-I officers.
13. Miscellaneous:- where the status of minister has been occurred to the accorded to the Chairman, or Members they shall be entitled to the benefits etc., as applicable to Ministers given in the Andhra Pradesh payment of Salaries and Pension and Removal and disqualification Act, 1953, as amended from time to time.
14. Provisions:- In respect of Service Conditions, etc., which are not provided for for in these rules, the rules and orders applicable to Grade-I officers shall be applicable to the Chairman, Member-Secretary, and Members.
15. Powers to relax rules:-Government shall have the powers to relax any of the provisions of these rules.
Reservation of seats for women in ensuing election of local bodies of Andhra Pradesh should be made according to proportionate population of women as is done in the case of ST,SC and B.Cs.
As per G.O. 112 and 212 employees working in Grampanchayats since 1982 are to be regularised. But in some districts employees are regularised and in some district of Andhra Pradesh have not regularised so far though some of them expired without getting retirement benefits and their families are also ignored. How the government showing the desparity between the districts of one state of Andhrapradesh
It is best stept to change guidelines on social audit. Vigilence officers of MGNREGS shall have to be provided with R.R.Act powers, of which thahsildars in A.P.are now having.
