Serial no. of item

Number of rule under which made

Nature of power

To whom delegated

Special conditions, if any

1

2

3

4

5

1

20(a) and (b).

Power to decide the category to which a part-time government servant, or Government servant wholly or partly paid by fees, or a non-official belongs for the purpose of calculating travelling allowance.

(i) Department of the Government.

e Finance Department shall be obtained before orders for creation are issued by the Administrative Department.

(ii) Commissioners of Divisions

In respect of non-officials appointed as honorary assistant collectors and their peons-provided that the travelling - allowance granted is at a rate not in excess of that admissible to government servants of corresponding rank.

(iii) Registrar, Co-operative Societies.

In respect of non-official honorary organizers of societies provided that in the case of organizers who are ex-government servants the travelling allowance to be granted shall not exceed the rates admissible to the category to which they belonged when last in the service of the Government.

(iv) Director of Education

In respect of non-officials appointed to examination boards or text-book committees or to attend educational conferences, provided that travelling allowance shall be granted in accordance with note 2 below rule 20.

(v) President of the Board of Public Health.

In respect of the non-official members of the Board attending from out-stations, travelling allowance shall be granted in accordance with note 2 below rule 20.

(vi) (Deleted).

(vii) Chairman, Public Service Commission.

In respect of non- officials appointed to assist the Public Service Commission-at rates not exceeding those admissible to Government servants of the category - 1.

(viii) (Deleted).

(ix) Cane Commissioner

In respect of non-officials appointed to inspect cane purchasing centres and non-official members of the committee attending from out-stations, travelling allowance shall be granted in accordance with note 2 below rule 20.

2 27 (D) (2)

Power to grant exemptions from the rule limiting a halt to 10 days.

(i) Departments of the Government.

Full power.

(ii) All heads of departments, Deputy Inspectors General of Police and Chief Inspector of Officer.

Individual exemptions in respect of government servants subordinate to them and up to a limit of 30 days.

(iii) (Deleted).

3 32 (1)

Power to permit a government servant to draw actual expenses for keeping up equipage during a halt at headquarters.

(i) Departments of the Government.

Full power.

(ii) Superintending Engineers, Irrigation Department.

In respect of the executive engineers, assistant executive engineers, assistant engineers, sub-divisional officers, temporary engineers and land acquisition officers.

(iii) Executive engineers, Irrigation Department.

In respect of deputy magistrates, ziladars and ministerial government servants authorised to accompany executive engineers, assistant executive engineers, assistant engineers, sub-divisional officers, deputy magistrates and ziladars on tour.

(iv) (Deleted).

(v) Superintending Engineers, Public Works Department.

In respect of executive engineers, assistant executive engineers, assistant engineers and ministerial government servants who accompany them on tour.

(vi) Chief Engineers, Public Works and Irrigation Departments.

Full power in respect of government servants subordinate to them.

1

2

3

4

5

4

33

Power to permit a government servant compelled on an emergency to leave his camp to draw actual expenses for maintaining the camp in addition to daily allowance.

Departments of the Government.

Full power.

5

34 (1)

Power to permit government servants who are required in the interests of government work to send their motor cars, motor cycles, camp equipments, etc, by rail to recover the cost of their transport.

(i) Departments of the Government

Full power—

Maximum limit in respect of any one journey of the —

Designation of government servant in respect of whom power can be exercised. (a)

(b)

(c)

(ii) Excise Commissioner

Himself

One motor car

(iii) Chief Conservator of Forests

Himself, conservators of forests and other government servants subordinate to him.

Motor car or motor-cycle or scooter or moped or a bicycle.

2238 kilograms.

(iv) Conservators of Forests

Government servants subordinate to them.

Motor-car, or motor cycle or scooter or moped or a bicycle.

Divisional Forest Officer—1492 kilograms. Attached officers—746 kilograms

(v) (a) Inspector General of Police.

Himself and government servants subordinate to him.

One motor car or one motor cycle or scooter or moped or one cycle.

1119 kilograms.

(b) Deputy Inspectors General of Police.

Government servants subordinate to them.

One bicycle

746 kilograms.

(a)

(b)

(c)

(vi) (a) Chief Engineers of the Public Works and Irrigation Departments.

2. Superintending Engineers.

Motor car or motor cycle or scooter or moped.

1119 kilograms.

(b) Superintending Engineers of the Public Works and Irrigation Departments.

4. Subordinates.

One motor cycle or one scooter or a moped or one bicycle.

(vii) (a) Director of Medical, Health and Family Welfare.

2. Assistant Directors of Medical and Health Services.

(b) [Deleted].

(viii) Director of Agriculture

Himself

One motor car.

(ix) Registrar, Co-operative Societies.

Do.

Ditto.

(x) Director of Animal Husbandry.

Do.

Ditto.

(xi) [Deleted].

1

2

3

4

5

(XII) Cane Commissioner

1. Himself

One motor car or one motor cycle.

2. Additional Cane Commissioner

One motor car or one motor cycle.