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Master Circular 40 Deputation Secondment of Non gazetted Railway Employees

· 1986-03-25
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Date1986-03-25
TypeRates Master Circular
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For computing the total period of deputation the period of deputation

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MASTER CIRCULAR
Master Circular No. 40
Deputation/Secondment of Non-gazetted Railway Employees
outside the Railways - Consolidation of instructions - Issue of Master
Circular
The instructions on the subject "Deputation/Secondment" are contained in Chapter
20 of Indian Railway Establishment Code, Vol. II and various circulars issued from
time to time from this office. The question of issue of consolidated instructions has
been engaging the attention of the Railway Board for quite some time. It has now
been decided to issue consolidated instructions on the subject in the form of a
Master Circular for the information and guidance of all concerned as below:
2. Deputation of Railway employees to Central Public Enterprises/autonomous
bodies:
2.1 
Deputation 
of 
railway 
employees 
to 
Central 
Public
Enterprises/autonomous bodies is governed by the orders issued by the
Ministry of Finance (BPE) in the case of former and the Ministry of
Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions in the case of latter from time
to time. Railway employees can join posts in these bodies only on
immediate absorption basis except where the organisation has been
specifically exempted from the rule of immediate absorption.
[ F(E)II/86/DE 1/1 dated 25.3.1986
 and DOP&W's O.M. 4(12)85/P&PW dated 31.3.1987]
2.2 Employees should be absorbed in the undertaking/ autonomous bodies or
repatriated to their parent railway on expiry of the authorised period of the
deputation unless extension has been obtained from the competent
authority.
2.3 To implement the above provisions the following system should be
introduced on the Railways, if not already in vogue:
a. 
A register should be maintained of staff sent on deputation,
department-wise, at Headquarters, Divisions and extra-Divisional
offices so that the repatriation or extension of the deputation period
could be matched and timely action taken to ensure compliance with
the extant instructions;
b. 
Action to recall the employees or to seek extension should be
initiated at least six months in advance of the date of the expiry of
the 3 years period, which is normally the maximum period;
c. 
One officer should be nominated each in the Headquarters Office,
Divisional Office and extra-Divisional offices to keep a watch over
timely repatriation or extension as the case may be. It is the
responsibility of these officers personally to see that necessary
action in this regard is taken as indicated above as per the schedule;
d. 
Where extension beyond 3 years is considered absolutely necessary,
a proposal for extension should be made to the Board so as to reach
them at least 3 months before the expiry of the 3 years of deputation

period duly furnishing the requisite information in the prescribed
proforma as in Annexure-I. Board's approval in such cases should not
be taken for granted.
e. 
Proposals in any cases of delay should be accompanied with factual
position regarding fixing of responsibility.
[E(NG)I/89/DP/24 dated 1.11.1989 (RBE 269/1989)]
2.4 For the purpose of these orders:-
a. 
A Central Public Enterprise is an undertaking wholly or substantially
owned by the Government of India, and which is accepted as such by
the Bureau of Public Enterprises (now Department of Public
Enterprises)
b. 
Central 
autonomous 
body 
is 
generally 
a 
non-profit 
making
organisation which is financed wholly or substantially (more than
50% of the expenditure coming within the term "substantial") from
Cess or Central Government grants.
It may be a Society registered under the Societies Registration Act
1860 or a statutory body or a Central University having its own
governing council whose memorandum of association/ bye-laws etc.
contain provision for complying with Government directives for
carrying out its business in achieving the objectives for which the
organisation is established,
[DOP&T's O. M. No

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