Observations contained in 39th Report of Public Accounts Committee presented to Lok Sabha on 17.12.2002 on “Non adjudication of demands and inordinate delay in recovery of confirmed demands
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Recovery cell enforcement: mandate standardized MTR reporting and active use of statutory recovery powers to expedite confirmed duty recovery. Non-adjudication and delays in recovery are attributed to ineffective recovery cells, improper referrals to district authorities despite statutory recovery powers, and failures in MTR reporting. DGICCE is to prescribe a proforma in the MTR for Commissioners to report cases referred to recovery cells and district authorities; Commissioners must furnish recovery-effort information, create recovery cells where absent, and CCEs/Divisional AC/DCs must review and monitor these cases to ensure expeditious recovery of confirmed demands.
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Recovery cell enforcement: mandate standardized MTR reporting and active use of statutory recovery powers to expedite confirmed duty recovery.
Non-adjudication and delays in recovery are attributed to ineffective recovery cells, improper referrals to district authorities despite statutory recovery powers, and failures in MTR reporting. DGICCE is to prescribe a proforma in the MTR for Commissioners to report cases referred to recovery cells and district authorities; Commissioners must furnish recovery-effort information, create recovery cells where absent, and CCEs/Divisional AC/DCs must review and monitor these cases to ensure expeditious recovery of confirmed demands.
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