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<h1>Strict Compliance Required for Rule 3(2)(ii)-(iv) of CCS Conduct Rules: Written Confirmation of Directions Essential.</h1> Instructions have been issued to ensure strict compliance with Rule 3(2)(ii) to (iv) of the CCS (Conduct) Rules. These rules emphasize that government servants must act in their best judgment unless directed otherwise by a superior, and such directions should be in writing. Oral directions are discouraged and must be confirmed in writing if unavoidable. This is to prevent issues arising from unrecorded instructions, as seen in vigilance complaints where Assessing Officers claimed actions were directed by superiors without written confirmation. Compliance with these rules is mandatory to avoid punitive measures.