Write-off scrutiny: ensure procedural defects and employee negligence are ruled out before approving departmental write-off decisions. Delegated write-off powers are subject to conditions: the loss must not disclose a defect in rules or procedure requiring higher authority amendment, and there must not have been serious negligence by any government servant warranting disciplinary action; findings on these points must be specifically recorded in the minutes of Local Committees, Zonal Committees and similar bodies before approving write-off proposals.
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Write-off scrutiny: ensure procedural defects and employee negligence are ruled out before approving departmental write-off decisions.
Delegated write-off powers are subject to conditions: the loss must not disclose a defect in rules or procedure requiring higher authority amendment, and there must not have been serious negligence by any government servant warranting disciplinary action; findings on these points must be specifically recorded in the minutes of Local Committees, Zonal Committees and similar bodies before approving write-off proposals.
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