The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
P A RT I I — S e c t i on 3—Sub-section ( i i)
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 64] NEW DELHI, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1968/PHALGUNA 9,1889
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MINISTRY OF FINANCE
(Department of Economic affairs)
N O T I F I C A T I ON
New Delhi, the 28th February 1968
S.O. 809.—In e x e r c i se of the powers conferred by section 7 of the Finance Commission (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act, 1951 (23 of 1951), the Central Government m e nt h e r e by m a k es t he following r u l es f u r t h er to a m e nd t he Finance Commission ( S a l a r i es a nd Allowances) Rules, 1951, issued under the Government of India notification No. No. 1003-BII/51 dated the 3rd November, 1951 namely:-
1 T h e se rules may be called the Finance Commission (Salaries and allowances) Amendment Rules , 1968.
2 In t he F i n a n ce Commission (Salaries and Allowances) Rules, 1951
(a) for s u b - r u le (1) of r u le 2, the following sub-rule shall be substituted, n a m e l y: —
"(1) A p e r s on appointed torenderwhole-timeserviceastheChairmanof
t he Commission shall be entitled:-
(a) to d r aw a s a l a ry of Rs. 3,500 per mensem, less the pension, if any, i n c l u d i ng t he pensionary equivalent of any other form of retire- m e nt benefit drawn by him.
(b) to d r aw t r a v e l l i ng allowances, including daily allowances, for any j o u r n ey p e r f o r m ed by h im as C h a i r m an at s u ch r a t es as a re a d m i s s i b le to a Government
servant
of
the
First Grade;
I42 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PARF, II-SEC. 3 (li) ] (b) for sub-rules (2), (3) and (4) of rule 3, the following sub-rules shall be substituted, namely; —"(2) A person (not being a retired. High Court Judge or a Government servant or a servant of the Reserve Bank or a retired Government servant or a retired servant of the Reserve Bank) appointed to render whole-time service as a Member of the Commission shall be entitled,—
(a) to draw a salary of Rs. 3,000 per mensem; (b) to draw travelling allowance, including daily allowance, for any journey performed by him as a Member of the Commission at such rates as are admissible to a Government servant of the Fiist Grade; and
(c) to no amount by way of compensatory or house rent allowance.
(3) A person, being a retired Government Servant or a retired servant of the Reserve Bank (other than a retired High Court Judge) appointed to render whole-time service as a Member of the Commission shall be entitled,—
(a) to draw a salary of Rs. 3000/- per mensem less the pension including the pensionary equivalent of any other form of retirement benefit drawn by him;
(b) to draw travelling allowance, including daily allowance, for any Journey performed by him as a Member of the Commission at such rates as are admissible to a Government servant of the First Grade; and
(c) to no amount by way of any compensatory or house rent allowance.
(4) A person being a retired High Court Judge, appointed to render whole-
time service as a Membar of the Commission shall be entitled,— (a) to draw a salary of Rs. 3,500 per mensem less the pension including the pensionary equivalent of any other form of retirement benefit drawn by him;
(b) to draw travelling allowance, including daily allowance, for any journey perfprmed by him as a Member of the Commission at such rates as are admissible to a Government servant of the First Grade; and
(c) to no amount by way of any compensatory or house rent allowance-
(5) A person, not being a Government servant or a servant of the Reserve Bank, appointed to render part-time service as a Member of the Commission shall be entitled,— (a) to draw a tour allowance of,—
(i) Rs. 60 per day for the period spent by him on duty as a Member
of the Commission at Bombay, Calcutta and Delhi;
(ii) Rs. 50 per day for the period spent by him on such duty elsewhere;
and
(b) to draw travelling allowance (but not daily allowance) for any journey performed by him as such a part-time Member at such rates as are admissible to a Government servant of the First Grade.
(6) Where the Central Government provides,—
(a) a Member appointed to render whole-time service, with a residence,
or
(b) a Chairman or a Member appointed to render part-time service, with temporary accommodation in a Government hostel or such like accommodation, such Member or Chairman shall pay rent for that residence or accommodation, as the case may be, in accordance with Rule 45A of the Fundamental Rules."
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