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1 GOVERNMENT OF RAJASTHAN ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS & COORDINATION DEPARTMENT (GROUP-1) NOTIFICATION. 13(1) AR&C/Gr.1/2008 Jaipur, dated: 20.10.2011 In exercise the powers conferred by sub-section (1) section 10 the Rajasthan Guaranteed Delivery Public Services Act, 2011 ( Act. 23 2011), the State Government hereby makes the following rules, namely:- 1. Short title and commencement.- (1) These rules may be called the Rajasthan Guaranteed Delivery Public Services Rules, 2011. (2) They shall come into force on and from 14 th vember, 2011. 2. Definitions.- (1) In these rules unless the context otherwise requires,- (a) Act means the Rajasthan Guaranteed Delivery Public Services Act, 2011 (Act. 23 2011); (b) Form means the Form appended to these rules; and (c) Section means the section the Act. (2) The words and expression used in these rules but not defined shall have the same meaning as assigned to them in the Act. 3. Authorisation by designated ficer for receiving the application.- The designated ficer may, by order, authorise any his sub-ordinate ficer or employee to receive the applications and to issue the acknowledgement there. 4. Issuing acknowledgement to applicant.- The person authorised under rule 3 shall give acknowledgement to the applicant in Form-1 and if necessary documents have not been annexed with the application, then it shall be clearly mentioned in acknowledgement and in such acknowledgement the stipulated limit shall not be mentioned: Provided that if the necessary documents are annexed with application then the last date the stipulated time limit shall be mentioned in the acknowledgement. 5. Denial or delay in providing service.- The service shall be provided in stipulated time limit and in the event service is denied or delayed, the designated ficer shall communicate to the applicant:-

2 the reasons for such denial or delay; the period within which an appeal against such denial or delay may be preferred; and the particulars, including all available contact information the relevant Appellate Authority. 6. Computation stipulated time limit.- While computing the stipulated time limit for providing services, the public holiday shall not be counted. 7. Display information on the notice board.- The designated ficer shall, for the convenience common public, cause to display all relevant information related to services on the notice board in Form-2, the notice board shall be installed at a conspicuous place the fice. All the necessary documents that are required to be enclosed with the application for obtaining the notified services shall also be displayed on the notice board. 8. Exemption fee.- fee shall be payable along with memo first appeal or second appeal and revision application. 9. Contents memo first appeal or second appeal and revision application.- Every memo first appeal or second appeal and revision application shall specify the following information,- (iv) (v) (vi) (vii) name and address the appellant or applicant at revision, as the case may be; name and address the designated ficer, ficer or employee treated as designated ficer under the provision sub-section (3) section 4 the Act, first appeal ficer or second appellate authority, as the case be, against whose order appeal or revision filed; particulars the order against which the appeal or revision preferred; if the appeal is against the refusal acknowledgement the application by the designated ficer, then the date application and the name and address the designated ficer to whom the application was presented; the grounds for appeal or revision; the relief sought; and any other relevant information which is necessary for the disposal appeal or revision. 10. Documents to be enclosed with first appeal, second appeal or revision.- The following documents shall be enclosed with memo appeal or revision application, namely:- self-attested copy the order against which the appeal or revision is preferred; the copies the documents mentioned in the memo appeal or revision application; and the index the documents enclosed with the memo appeal or revision application.

3 11. Procedure for deciding first appeal, second appeal or revision.- While deciding the first appeal, second appeal or revision - the relevant documents, public documents or copies there shall be inspected; any ficer may be authorised for appropriate inquiry, if required; and designated ficer or first appeal ficer, as the case may be, may be heard in revision. 12. Service notice hearing.- The notice hearing first appeal, second appeal or revision, as the case may be, shall be served in any the following manner:- (iv) by the party or person himself; through process server; by the registered post with due acknowledgement: or through the department concerned. 13. Personal appearance.- (1) In first appeal, second appeal or revision the appellant or applicant at revision, as the case may be, shall be intimated with the date hearing, at least seven clear days prior to such date hearing. (2) The appellant or applicant at revision, as the case may be, may present in person in the hearing appeal or revision, or may opt not to present in the hearing. (3) If it is satisfied that the circumstances exist due to which the appellant or applicant at revision is prevented to be present at the hearing, then before taking the final decision one opportunity hearing shall be given to the appellant or applicant at revision or any other appropriate action may be taken which deems fit. (4) If any party remains absent after due service notice the fixed date hearing, then the appeal or revision application, as the case may be, shall be disposed in his absence or dismissed due to non-appearance. 14. Order in an appeal or revision.- (1) The order appeal or revision shall be pronounced in open proceedings and shall be in writing by the first appeal ficer, second appellate authority or revising ficer, as the case may be. (2) The copy first appeal order shall be given to the appellant and designated ficer. (3) The copy second appeal order shall be given to the appellant, designated ficer and first appeal ficer. (4) In case imposing penalty, the second appellate authority shall endorse a copy order to the concerned- (a) Drawing and Disbursing Officer, with the direction to recover the amount penalty from next salary the designated ficer or first appeal ficer, as the case may be; and (b) Treasury Officer.

4 (5) In case where the second appellate authority recommend for the departmental enquiry against the designating ficer or first appeal ficer, as the case may be, he shall send the copy order passed by him for necessary disciplinary action to the disciplinary authority concerned. (6) Where in a revision, the order second appellate authority is revised or modified, the revising ficer shall send copy the said order to the second appellate authority and the ficers specified in sub-rule(4) and (5). 15. Recovery penalty.- (1) On receiving the order imposition penalty under subrule (4) rule 14, the Drawing and Disbursing Officer shall recover the amount penalty from the next salary the designated ficer or first appellate ficer, as the case may be, and deposit the same in the government account and send a copy challan to the second appellate authority concerned. (2) If in revision any order passed by the second appellate authority is revised or modified the copy such order shall be sent to the Drawing and Disbursing Officer and Treasury Officer concerned for compliance. 16. Payment compensation.- (1) In case order payment compensation to the applicant under sub-section (3) section 7, the second appellate authority shall order to make payment within thirty days. (2) Any amendment in the amount penalty in revision, shall not affect the payment amount compensation. 17. Maintenance record.- The designated ficer, first appeal ficer, second appellate authority and revising ficer shall maintain the record the cases in Form-3, Form-4, Form-5 and Form-6. 18. Monitoring implementation. The State Government may introduce a system for centralized monitoring the timely delivery notified services, including service delivery through use Information and Communication Technologies, and for monitoring various provisions this Act. 19. Direction by the State Government.- The State Government may issue directions, from time to time, for effective implementation the provisions the Act, superintendence the cases filed under the Act and for the inspection the fices the first appeal ficer, second appellate authority, revising ficer and Drawing and Disbursing Officer. 20. Dissemination and training.- The State Government may, to the extent availability financial and other resources- develop and organize campaigns and programmes to advance the understanding the public, in particular the disadvantaged communities, as to how to exercise the rights contemplated under the Act; encourage public authorities to participate in the development and organization programmes referred to in clause ( i) above and to undertake such programmes themselves;

5 (iv) (v) (vi) promote timely and effective dissemination accurate information by public authorities about the notified services and timelines and the processes for applications; train the designated ficer, first appeal ficer, second appellate authority and revising ficer, as the case may be, their duties under the Act; compile a guide containing such information, in an easily comprehensible form and manner, as may reasonably be required by a person who wishes to exercise any right specified under the Act; and update and publish guidelines referred to in clause (v) above at regular intervals which shall, in particular and without prejudice to the generality the clause (v) above, include: (a) (b) (c) the objects the Act; the manner and the form in which request for the services shall be made to the designated ficer or file appeal to the appellate authorities; any additional regulations or circulars made or issued in relation to obtain the services in accordance with the Act. Form - 1 (See rule 4) FORM OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Name the designated ficer: Office Address. 1. Name and address the applicant.. 2. Date receiving application in the fice designated ficer 3. Name the service for which the application is given 4. Particulars the documents which are essential for receiving service but are not enclosed with the application 5. Last date the stipulated time limit. Place: Date:. Signature Recipient Name and Designation with seal te: In case all the required documents are not enclosed with the Application, the last date mentioned in point 5 above shall not be given.

6 Form-2 (See rule 7) FROM OF NOTICE BOARD Name the designated ficer: Office Address. tified services Documents to be enclosed with the application Stipulated time limits for providing the services Designation and address the first appeal ficer Stipulated time limit for the disposal first appeal Designation and address the second appellate authority. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. Name the person authorised to receive application in the fice the designated Officer:. 2. Time limit for filing first appeal: Within thirty days from the date order passed by the designated ficer. 3. Time limit for filing second appeal: Within sixty days from the date order passed by the first appeal ficer. te: Please obtain acknowledgement your application compulsorily.

7 Form-3 (See rule 17) FORM OF REGISTER TO BE MAINTAINED IN THE OFFICE OF DESIGNATED OFFICER Name the fice the designated Officer:. Month Year Name and address applicant Service for which the application is given Last date the stipulated time limit Application allowed/ disallowed Date and details the order passed 1 2 3 4 5 6 Form-4 (See rule 17) FORM OF REGISTER TO BE MAINTAINED IN THE OFFICE OF FIRST APPEAL OFFICER Name the fice the first appeal ficer: Name and address appellant Date filing first appeal Designation the designated ficer (along with the name fice) against the order whom the appeal is filed Last date the stipulated time limit for disposal first appeal Date and detail order in appeal 1 2 3 4 5 6

8 Form-5 (See rule 17) FORM OF REGISTER TO BE MAINTAINED IN THE OFFICE OF SECOND APPELLATE AUTHORITY Name the fice the second appellate authority:. Name and address appella nt Date filing second appeal Designation the first appeal ficer(along with the name designated ficer) Details disposal second appeal (a) dismissal; (b) penalty; (c)recommendation departmental enquiry; and (d) payment compensation Date recov ery penalt y Date paymen t amount compen sation Follow up action regarding recommend ations Departmen tal Enquiry 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Date order revisi on FORM-6 (See rule 17) FORM OF REGISTER TO BE MAINTAINED IN THE OFFICE OF REVISIING OFFICER Name and address the fice the Revising Officer: Name designation and address the applicant at revision Details order against which the revision is made Details order revision Remarks 1 2 3 4 5 By order the Governor, (Dr. R.P.Jain) Principal Secretary to the Government

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