Paper conservation directives require brief correspondence, double-sided use and single-spacing to reduce stationery consumption in government offices. Directive requiring concise correspondence, use of telephone for non-permanent routine matters, consistent utilisation of both sides of paper, single-spacing of typed material, and use of the inside cover of notes files for receipts; supervisory officers in field offices must monitor and secure strict compliance and notify officers under their charge.
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Paper conservation directives require brief correspondence, double-sided use and single-spacing to reduce stationery consumption in government offices.
Directive requiring concise correspondence, use of telephone for non-permanent routine matters, consistent utilisation of both sides of paper, single-spacing of typed material, and use of the inside cover of notes files for receipts; supervisory officers in field offices must monitor and secure strict compliance and notify officers under their charge.
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