Reorganisation of inspection directorates assigns supervisory control and budgeting authority to designated Director Generals. Two newly defined Director General posts divide administrative and technical control of inspection and investigation directorates: each DG becomes the supervisory authority for specified Directorates, assumes budgeting and expenditure control for those Directorates from the designated budget year, creates a small headquarters administrative setup from existing staff, sanctions financial and leave matters within delegated scope, initiates and reviews confidential reports and vigilance files for officers under their charge, and forwards annual performance reports with comments to the Board.
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Reorganisation of inspection directorates assigns supervisory control and budgeting authority to designated Director Generals.
Two newly defined Director General posts divide administrative and technical control of inspection and investigation directorates: each DG becomes the supervisory authority for specified Directorates, assumes budgeting and expenditure control for those Directorates from the designated budget year, creates a small headquarters administrative setup from existing staff, sanctions financial and leave matters within delegated scope, initiates and reviews confidential reports and vigilance files for officers under their charge, and forwards annual performance reports with comments to the Board.
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