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1 Directorate of Rules (HR&A) WAPDA Publication No.5 VI (Edition) PAKISTAN WATER AND POWER DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY GUIDELINES FOR ENFORCING THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR LOSSES SUSTAINED BY THE AUTHORITY THROUGH FRAUD OR NEGLIGENCE OF INDIVIDUALS, 1982 (AS AMENDED UPTO JANUARY 2014) 1
2 PAKISTAN WATER AND POWER DEVELOPMENT AUTHOIRTY Telephone: & 69911/233 Telegrams: WAPDA. LAHORE No. GM (Admn)/DD (R)/07456/3/ Wapda House, Lahore 17th July, 1982 Subject: GUIDELINES FOR ENFORCING THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR LOSSES SUSTAINED BY THE AUTHORITY THROUGH FRAUD OR NEGLIGENCE OF INDIVIDUALS, 1982 I. INTRODUCTION The Authority is pleased to lay down principles regarding enforcement of responsibility for losses caused through fraud, negligence, etc. and frame instructions in regard to prosecution in criminal courts, and for conducting departmental enquiries in cases of fraud and embezzlement, etc. 2. Any defalcation or loss of money, departmental revenue or receipts, stores, or other property discovered in a project, office or division, should be immediately reported to the Authorities specified in these instructions, even when such loss has been made good by the person responsible for it. It will usually be sufficient if the officer reporting the defalcation or loss to the higher Authority sends a copy of his report or such relevant extracts from it as are sufficient to explain the exact nature of the defalcation or loss and the circumstances which made it possible. A further complete report of the nature and extent of the loss, showing the errors or neglect of rules by which such loss was rendered possible, and the prospects of effecting recovery, after the matter has been fully investigated, should also be submitted. 3. A register of petty losses of monetary value not exceeding Rs. 200 should be maintained and inspected by the Auditors to review the position from time to time. A specimen of the Register is at Appendex"A". 4. Losses or deficiencies concerning buildings, land, stores and equipment should, apart from other actions as above, be written off in value or commercial account that may be maintained with the sanction of the competent authority as shown in the financial delegation orders. II. GENERAL PRINCIPLES REGARDING ENFORCEMENT OF RESPONSIBIILITY FOR LOSSES SUSTAINED BY THE AUTHORITY THROUGH FRAUD, NEGLIGENCE, ETC. 1. Heads of Departments should devise means to ensure that every employee of the Authority realizes fully and clearly that he will be held personally responsible for any loss sustained by the Authority through fraud or negligence on his part, and for any loss arising from fraud or negligence on the part of any other employee subordinate to him, to the extent to which it may be shown that he contributed to the loss by his own action or negligence. In most cases, frauds are rendered possible due to lack of supervision and negligence of rules. Two forms of negligence are specially noteworthy: (i) The amount in a bill is not written in words; the amount in the bill or cheque is written carelessly making alterations possible without detection; or a space is left in the writing of the amount rendering the insertion of digits or words an easy matter. 2
3 (ii) Pay orders on bills submitted to the Accountant for signing cheques are not carefully compared with the original orders. 2. The cardinal principle governing the assessment of responsibility in such cases is that every employee should exercise the same vigilance in respect of the Authority's expenditure and funds generally as a person of ordinary prudence would exercise in respect of the expenditure and the custody of his own money. 3. Every officer incharge of Office/Project accounts and Divisional Accountant should maintain a record, in the form below, of important irregularities noticed in the course of check or which have been brought to notice by an Internal Audit Organization and of the action taken by him. All cases of losses, frauds, or embezzlements in the Accounts Unit exceeding Rs. 200 should also be recorded in this register. This record should be open to inspection by Internal Audit Organization. The entries in this register should be reviewed by the officer incharge of Office/Project accounts and Divisional Accountant once a month and suitable action taken to finalize outstanding cases. 1. Serial No. 2. File No. in which dealt with. 3. Brief particulars of irregularity. 4. Modus Operandi. 5. How detected. 6. Nature of prescribed checks omitted resulting in facilitating the irregularity. 7. Defects in procedure and action taken to remove them. 8. Amount involved. 9. Explanation of Admn in their own words. 10. Remarks given by the Enquiry Committee, if any appointed. 11. Parties at fault and disciplinary action taken. 12. Whether disciplinary action is considered adequate or not. 13. Reference of Police Enquiry and its result. 14. If prosecution not attempted, has legal advice been taken. 15. Report to: 1. Manager Finance concerned. 2. Director Finance concerned. 3. GM (C&M) Water. 4. General Manager concerned of Power Wing. 16. Action taken to finalize the case. Note: The record of petty losses of Rs. 200 and below should be kept in a separate portion of the register. 4. In any case in which it appears that recourse to judicial proceedings is likely to be involved, advice of the Authority's Legal Adviser should be taken as soon as the possibility emerges. Cases of serious nature involving loss of large amount of public money or of valuable property as also those where a reasonable suspicion of fraud or other criminal offence exists, may be reported to the * 1 Federal Investigating Agency by the competent authority at its direction. 5. In cases where loss is due to delinquencies of subordinate officials, and where it appears that this has been facilitated by laxity of supervision on the part of a superior officer, the later should also be called strictly to account and his personal liability in the matter carefully determined. * 1 Substituted Vide O.M. No. S/DD (Rules)/07456/3/ dated (Annex-II) 3
4 6. Besides initiating disciplinary action against the employees held responsible for the loss they should also be allowed to make good the loss in whole or in part, according to their financial position, so as not to impair their future efficiency. 7. The fact that employees who were guilty of frauds or irregularities are no longer in the service of the Authority and have thus escaped punishment should not be made a justification to absolving those who are also guilty but who still remain in service. III. INSTRUCTIONS IN REGARD TO CASES IN WHICH PROSECUTIONS IN THE CRIMINAL COURTS ARE NECESSARY 1 All losses, whether of public money or of stores, shall be subjected to preliminary investigation by the officer in whose charge they were, to fix the cause of the loss and the amount involved. 2. When an investigation into a case of loss due to theft, fraud or neglect discloses a defect of system and when irrecoverable loss is due to that cause, a report shall be made to the Authority through the usual channels and the Manager Finance concerned with a recommendation for rectifying the defect. * 1 3. When the preliminary investigation shows that the loss is not due to theft, fraud or neglect it will be written off by the competent authority in consultation with the Manager Finance concerned or his local representative. If preliminary investigation shows that the loss is due to theft, fraud or neglect the case will be immediately submitted to the next higher authority. This authority shall arrange, within one week of the receipt of case, constitution of an enquiry committee to investigate the reported loss unless the loss involved is of * 2 Rs. 5,000 or less in which case the constitution of an enquiry committee may at its discretion, be dispensed with. The enquiry committee shall submit within 30 days its report to the competent authority who shall in consultation with the Manager Finance concerned or his representative of appropriate status take action according to the circumstances of the case. (See general conditions to be observed while dealing with cases of loss of money or of stores, as given in Wapda Book of Delegation of Financial Powers as in force). Where it is decided to seek assistance of Police for investigating into a loss caused due to the offence on the part of some employees, the matter should be reported in writing to the nearest Police Station sending a report to the Superintendent of Police of the District asking for prompt investigation. * 3 NOTE-I Where the reported loss is less than Rs. 100,000 the matter will be reported directly by the Superintending Engineer concerned to Chief Engineer, who will decide whether in the light of facts of the case or the interest of justice an enquiry should be conducted through an enquiry officer or enquiry committee. The enquiry committee, if ordered, shall be constituted as under: (i) A Grade 18 Officer Convener (ii) A Grade 17 Officer from Audit (Outside the Project) Member (iii) A Grade 17 Officer from Directorate of Investigation. Member * 1 Substituted vide O.M. No. GM(A) DD(R)/07456/3/ dated (Annex-I) * 2 As per Section XIII (3) of Book of Financial Power. * 3 Substituted vide O.M. No. DG (S&GA)/DD(R)/07456/4/ , dated (Annex-V) 4
5 * 1 NOTE-II Where the reported loss amounts to more than Rs. 100,000 and less than Rs.700,000 the matter will be reported by the Chief Engineer concerned to General Manager concerned, who will decide whether in the light of facts of the case or the interest of justice an enquiry should be conducted through an enquiry officer or enquiry committee. The enquiry committee, if ordered, shall be constituted as under: (i) A Grade 19 Officer Convener (ii) A Grade 18 Officer from (Outside the project) Member (iii) A Grade 18 Officer from Directorate of Investigation. Member * 1 NOTE-III Where the reported loss amounts to more than Rs. 700,000 and less than Rs. 1,500,000 the matter will be reported by the Chief Engineer concerned to the Member/Managing Director concerned through General Manager concerned, who will decide whether in the light of facts of the case or the interest of justice an enquiry should be conducted through an enquiry officer or enquiry committee. The enquiry committee, if ordered, shall be constituted as under: (i) A Grade 20 Officer Convener (ii) A Grade 19 Officer from Audit (Outside the Project) Member (iii) A Grade 18 Officer from Directorate of Investigation. Member * 1 NOTE-IV Where the reported loss amounts to Rs. 1,500,000 and above the matter will be reported by the Chief Engineer concerned to the Authority through General Manager (M&S) under intimation to Member / Managing Director concerned. The Authority shall decide whether in the light of facts of the case or the interest of justice an enquiry should be conducted through an enquiry officer or enquiry committee. The enquiry committee, if ordered, shall be constituted as under: (i) A Grade 20 Officer Convener (ii) Director (Investigation) Member (iii) A Grade 19 Officer (to be nominated by Member (Finance) Member * 1 NOTE-V The enquiry committee so constituted under Notes-I, II, III & IV above shall have a convener who will always be, at least, one grade higher than the one being enquired into. * 1 NOTE-VI The enquiry officer, if ordered, shall be at least one grade higher than the officer, being enquired against. However, in case of enquiry against a grade 20/21 officer, the officer in same grade senior to the officer, being enquired against, could also be appointed. 4. The Project Director or Head of Division or, in his absence, the senior most officer present will: (a) ensure that all witnesses and documents are made available to the investigating officer; * 1 Substituted Vide O.M No. DG (S&GA)/DD (Rules) 07456/4/ dated (Annex-V) 5
6 (b) (c) associate with the investigating officer, if so desired by the later, an employee of the Division who is not personally concerned with the irregularity leading up to the loss, but who is fully cognizant of the rules and procedure of the office in which the loss has occurred; and render such other assistance to the investigating officer as he may need. 5. If, as a result of the investigation, it is decided that no fit case can be made out for prosecution in Court, a copy of the final Police report should sent to the administrative authority concerned to which a report of the loss was made in the first instance under paras, 1 and 2 for further orders; 6. If it is decided to prosecute the case in Court, the Project Director or Head of Division, as the case may be, will see that all witnesses serving in the Project or Division, and all documentary evidence in the control of the Project or Division, are punctually produced. He will also appoint an employee of the Project or Division (Preferably the employee who attended the investigation) to attend the proceedings in Court and assist the prosecuting staff. 7. If any prosecution results in the discharge or acquittal of any person, or in the imposition of sentences which appear to be inadequate, the Project Director or Head of Division will consult the Legal Adviser about the advisability of instituting further proceedings in revision or appeal, as the case may be; and, if as a result of such consultation it is decided that further proceedings are necessary, will request the District Magistrate to proceed as he would in any other case. 8. The result of the proceedings in Court will be reported to the administrative authority concerned to which a report of the loss was made in the first instance under paras 1 and Notwithstanding anything contained in the above paragraphs, the Project Director or Head of Division concerned may, if he thinks fit, refer any matter through the usual channel for the order of the Authority before taking action. IV. INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONDUCTING DEPARTMENTAL ENQUIRY IN CASES OF FRAUD, EMBEZZLEMENT, ETC. OF AUTHORITY'S MONEY IN WHICH EMPLOYEES ARE INVOLVED 1. The institution of criminal proceedings does not absolve the head of office from the task of conducting an immediate and thorough departmental inquiry. Reluctance to institute departmental proceedings is sometimes enhanced by the misconceived apprehension that an inquiry may prove prejudicial to the result of the trial in a Court of law. This, however, merely results in great delay in taking departmental proceedings and making such proceedings as a consequence inconclusive. A departmental inquiry should not, therefore, be delayed pending investigation by Police/FIA or pending the decision of the case by Court but should be instituted promptly, as and when a reasonable suspicion exists that loss has occurred due to theft, defalcation, embezzlement, misappropriation, fraud or such other dishonest act. Photostats of the documents relevant to the investigation can be provided to the Police or other concerned agency so that investigation can proceed simultaneously. 2. There is no bar in law against taking disciplinary action before the disposal of the criminal case in a Court of law. The object of initiating departmental proceedings is to maintain purity of service in the highest public interest and not to punish the delinquent in the criminal sense. When the facts alleged against the employee to be proceeded also constitute a criminal offence he is tried separately in a criminal Court for punishment in law. The disciplinary action to adjudge his 6
7 fitness for further retention in service can be proceeded simultaneously or after final result of criminal Court. It is, therefore, open to the competent authority to initiate both judicial as well as departmental proceedings against the accused employee for the object of the two proceedings is widely different as indicated above. The competent authority has thus the discretion to proceed with the inquiry case and pass final orders without awaiting the decision of Court of law. 3. A case may occur where a number of persons are involved one or more criminally and other in such circumstances as show negligence, or warrant the suspicion of criminal abetment without sufficient proof to justify prosecution, or where there are features which necessitate a criminal prosecution of one or more and a departmental inquiry against others. Even in such cases it is essential to institute a formal departmental inquiry, and to carry it to the logical conclusion. Delaying departmental action until the criminal case is over will simply make effective departmental action impossible. 4. The general rule should, thus, be that in all cases of fraud, embezzlement or similar offences, departmental proceedings should be instituted at the earliest possible moment against all the delinquents and conducted with strict adherence to the rules and final orders are passed regardless of the fact that the case on same facts and pertaining to the same allegations which were subject-matter of enquiry on the departmental side, was pending with the Police or in Court. 5. It is also clarified that it is not an inflexible rule that in all cases and under all circumstances the accused employee, already awarded punishment in consequence of disciplinary proceedings against him, which has the effect of relieving him of the job through order of compulsory retirement/removal/dismissal from service must be taken back in service or any other penalty imposed upon him under the said proceedings must be set aside for the reason that he was acquitted at the trial before a Court. Judgement of criminal Court is not conclusive in favour of the accused employee. It is not possible to lay down exhaustive list of categories of cases in which judgement of acquittal should be considered as inescapable reason for re-instatement of the accused employee. The question of effect of acquittal at the trial before a Court of law will turn on peculiar circumstances of a given case and the findings recorded in the judgement. V. SUPERSESSION This supersedes Office Order No. 1 (476) Admn/3686 dated Brig. General Manager (Admn.) (Asad Ullah Khan) 7
8 REGISTER OF LOSSES Appendix-A S.# Name of the division / formation Brief particulars of the loss Reasons of the loss, i.e. whether due to theft, fraud or neglect Date of the loss Date on which the loss was detected Amount of the loss Action taken to investigate the loss Orders of the competent authority Action taken to carry out adjustment in Books Ledger A/C Disciplinary action taken if any
9 Telephones: & 69911/233 Telegrams :- WAPDA LAHORE PAKISTAN WATER AND POWER DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY `ANNEXURE-I 716-Wapda House, Lahore No. GM (Admn)/DD (Rules)/07456/3/ th January, OFFICE MEMORANDUM Subject: GUIDELINES FOR ENFORCING THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR LOSSES SUSTAINED BY THE AUTHORITY THROUGH FRAUD OR NEGLIGENCE OF INDIVIDUALS, 1982-AMENDMENT Para 3 of Section III of Guidelines for Enforcing the Responsibility for Losses Sustained by the Authority Through Fraud or Negligence of Individuals, 1982, circulated under Office Memorandum No. GM (Admn)/DD (R) /07456/3/ , dated is substituted by the following:- 3. When the preliminary investigation shows that the loss is not due to theft, fraud or neglect it will be written off by the competent authority in consultation with the Manager Finance concerned or his local representative. If preliminary investigation shows that the loss is due to theft, fraud or neglect the case will be immediately submitted to the next higher authority. This authority shall arrange, within one week of the receipt of case, constitution of an enquiry committee to investigate the reported loss unless the loss involved is of Rs. 1,000 or less in which case the constitution of an enquiry committee may at its discretion, be dispensed with. The enquiry committee shall submit within 30 days its report to the competent authority who shall in consultation with the Manager Finance concerned or his representative of appropriate status take action according to the circumstances of the case. (See general conditions to be observed while dealing with cases of loss of money or of stores, as given in Wapda Book of Delegation of Financial Powers as in force). Where it is decided to seek assistance of Police for investigating into a loss caused due to the offence on the part of some employees, the matter should be reported in writing to the nearest Police Station, sending a report to the Superintendent of Police of the District asking for prompt investigation. Note-I : Where reported loss amounts to more than Rs. 1,00,000 and less than Rs. 5,00,000/-, the matter will be reported directly by the next higher authority (as mentioned above) to Member/Managing Director concerned who will constitute an enquiry committee as under:- i) A Grade-20 Officer. Convener ii) A Grade-19 Officer from Audit (Outside Project). Member iii) A Grade-18 Officer from Directorate of C&I.. Member Note-II: Where the reported loss amounts to Rs. 5,00,000/- and above, the matter will be reported directly by the next higher authority (as mentioned above) to the Authority through General Manager (Admn) under intimation to Member/Manager Director concerned. The enquiry would be ordered by the Authority through enquiry and Review Section of General Manager (Admn) with the composition of the committee as under:- 9
10 i) A Grade-20 Officer. Convener ii) Director (C&I). Member iii) A Grade-19 Officer (to be nominated by Member (Finance).. Member 2. This issues with the approval of the Authority. Brig: (Retd) General Manager (Admn) (Asad Ullah Khan) a. Distribution as per List D. b. Director, General Stores (Stationery) Wapda, Sunny View, Kashmir Road, Lahore. It is requested that requisite number of correction slips may kindly be got printed from the Wapda Printing Press and attached with the copies in his stock of Guide-Lines for Enforcing The Responsibility for Losses Sustained By The Authority Through Fraud or Negligence of Individuals, 1982, (Publication No. 5 of Directorate of Rules (S&GA) WAPDA). 10
11 ANNEXURE-II PAKISTAN WATER AND POWER DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Telephone : & 69911/ Wapda House, Telegrams: WAPDA LAHORE Lahore. No. S/DD (Rules)/07456/3/ August OFFICE MEMORANDUM Subject:- GUIDELINES FOR ENFORCING THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR LOSSES SUSTAINED BY THE AUTHORITY THROUGH FRAUD OR NEGLIGENCE OF INDIVIDUALS, 1982-AMENDMENT. The Authority has been pleased to order that the word Police appearing in the second sentence of Rule 4 of Section-II of the Pakistan Wapda Guidelines for Enforcing the Responsibility for Losses Sustained by the Authority Through Fraud or Negligence of Individuals, 1982 be replaced by the words Federal Investigating Agency. Distribution As per List D. Colonel (Idress Mohsin) Secretary, WAPDA 11
12 ANNEXURE-III No. DG/DD(Rules)/07456/3/ Dated OFFICE MEMORANDUM Subject: F.I.A CASES - APPOINTMENT OF ENQUIRY OFFICERS It has been observed that the Federal Investigation Agency starts investigation into the cases of bribery and corruption against Wapda employee either on its own or on receipt of a complaint/information, oral or written. F.I.A. carries out a preliminary enquiry and obtains independent corroboration of the allegations made in the complaint and ascertains full facts in support of the allegations. If the preliminary enquiry shows that the commission of an offence is such, which requires departmental action, Ministry of Interior communicates the full facts of the case to the Ministry of Water and Power with copy of the charge sheet and statement of allegations furnished by the Federal Investigation Agency and gives the accused an opportunity to submit reply within 15 days of receipt of charge sheet. 2. Ministry of Interior also details enquiry officer for conducting the enquiry in respect of the cases investigated by F.I.A. Attention is invited to para 10 of "Instructions regarding investigations by the Federal Investigation Agency into the conduct of cases of bribery and corruption" issued by the Government of Pakistan, Ministry of Interior, States and Frontier Regions (Interior Division) vide their Office Memorandum dated which reads as under:- "10. If it is decided to take departmental action against the Government servant, the necessary action shall be taken by the authority under whom the Government servant is serving. The Agency shall supply to the Ministry or Department under which the Government servant concerned is employed, all materials required for the departmental enquiry and thereafter that Ministry or Department may avail of the services of the whole time Enquiry Officers of the Interior Division in accordance with the provisions of their Memorandum No. 2/7/67/-SP(P), dated the 13th March, 1963, the Ministry or Department, as the case may be, shall intimate the result of the enquiry to the Interior Division and to the Federal Investigation Agency." 3. From the above, it is clear that it is discretionary and not obligatory, that the Authority shall avail of the services of the Enquiry Officers of Interior Division. It has therefore, been decided that the competent authority may entrust the enquiry to one of the Enquiry Officers of Wapda or departmental officer and the decision taken shall be communicated in time to Ministry of Interior in respect of the cases investigated by F.I.A. Sd/- (MUHAMMAD MAQBOOL) Director General (Rules) WAPDA 12
13 ANNEXURE-IV No. GM.(A)/DD (Rules)/07456/3/ Dated OFFICE MEMORANDUM Subject: GUIDELINES FOR ENFORCING THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR LOSSES SUSTAINED BY THE AUTHORITY THROUGH FRAUD OR NEGLIGENCE OF INDIVIDUALS,1982 The Guidelines for Enforcing the Responsibility for Losses Sustained by the Authority Through Fraud or Negligence of Individuals, 1982 as promulgated vide O.M. No. GM(Admn.)/DD(R)/07456/3/ , dated, , provides that all losses, whether public money or stores; shall be subjected to the preliminary investigation by the Officer Incharge with a view to fix the responsibility and recover the amount involved. Simultaneously a report of the losses is made to the Authority through usual channel and Manager Finance concerned. It has been observed that these instructions are not being adhered to. It is, therefore, reiterated that all the formations should please ensure that instructions about losses of public money or stores are observed in letter and spirit in future. All losses where the amount exceeds Rs. 5,00,000 will be referred to the Authority for a High Powered enquiry as laid down in para 3, Part-III of the Guidelines. Brig. (Retd.) General Manager (Admn.) (ASAD ULLAH KHAN) 13
14 ANNEXURE-V PAKISTAN WATER AND POWER DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Telephones; / Wapda House Grams: WAPDA LAHORE Lahore No. DG (S&GA)/DD (Rules) 07456/4/ Dated: OFFICE MEMORANDUM Subject: GUIDELINES FOR ENFORCING RESPONSIBILITY FOR LOSSES SUSTAINED BY THE AUTHORITY THROUGH FRAUD OR NEGLIGENCE OF INDIVISUALS, AMENDMENT. In supersession of this O.M No. DG (S&GA)/DD (Rules)/07456/4/ dated 29th March 1997, the Authority has been pleased to substitute the existing Note-I, II, III, IV & V and to add Note-VI of Section-III of the Guidelines for Enforcing Responsibility for Losses Sustained by the Authority Through Fraud or Negligence of Individuals, 1982 as under with immediate effect:- NOTE-I NOTE-II Where the reported loss is less than Rs. 100,000 the matter will be reported directly by the Superintending Engineer concerned to Chief Engineer, who will decide whether in the light of facts of the case or the interest of justice an enquiry should be conducted through an enquiry officer or enquiry committee. The enquiry committee, if ordered, shall be constituted as under:- i. A Grade 18 officer Convener ii A Grade 17 officer from Member Audit (outside the project) Iii. A Grade 17 officer from Member Directorate of Investigation. Where the reported loss amounts to more than Rs. 100,000 and less than Rs. 700,000 the matter will be reported by the Chief Engineer concerned to General Manager concerned, who will, decide whether in the light of facts of the case or the interest of justice an enquiry should be conducted through an enquiry officer or enquiry committee. The enquiry committee, if ordered, shall be constituted as under:- i. A Grade 19 Officer Convener ii A Grade 18 Officer from Member Audit (Outside the Project) iii. A Grade 18 Officer from Member Directorate of Investigation. 14
15 NOTE-III Where the reported loss amounts to more than Rs. 700,000 and less than Rs. 1,500,000 the matter will be reported by the Chief Engineer concerned to the Member/Managing Director concerned through General Manager concerned, who will decide whether in the light of facts of the case or the interest of justice an enquiry should be conducted through an enquiry officer or enquiry committee. The enquiry committee, if ordered, shall be constituted as under:- i. A Grade 20 Officer Convener ii A Grade 19 Officer from Member Audit (outside the project) iii. A Grade 18 Officer from Member Directorate of Investigation. NOTE-IV Where the reported loss amounts to Rs. 1,500,000 and above the matter will be reported by the Chief Engineer concerned to the Authority through General Manager (M&S) under intimation to Member/Managing Director concerned. The Authority shall decide whether in the light of facts of the case or the interest of justice an enquiry should be conducted through an enquiry officer or enquiry committee. The enquiry committee, if ordered, shall be constituted as under:- NOTE-V i. A Grade 20 Officer Convener ii Director (Investigation) Member iii. A Grade 19 Officer to be Member nominated by Member (Finance) The enquiry committee so constituted under Notes-I, II, III & IV above shall have a convener who will always be, at least, one grade higher than the one being enquired into. NOTE-VI The enquiry officer, if ordered, shall be at least one grade higher than the officer, being enquired against. However, in case of enquiry against a grade 20/21 officer, the officer in same grade senior to the officer, being enquired against, could also be appointed. Distribution: As per List D. Khawaja Sajjad Haider Director General (S&GA) 15
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