Panaji, 31st August, 2023 (Bhadra 9, 1945)
SERIES I No. 22
Reg. No. RNP/GOA/32/2021-2023
RNI No. GOAENG/2002/6410
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
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NOTE
There are two Extraordinary issues to the Official Gazette, Series I No. 21 dated 24-08-2023, namely:—
Extraordinary dated 24-08-2023 from pages 1935 to 1936 Notification from Department of Finance regarding Market
Borrowing Programme.
Extraordinary (No. 2) dated 30-8-2023 from pages 1937 to 1938 Notification from Department of Finance regarding
Goa Excise Duty (Amendment) Rules, 2023.
INDEX
Department
Notification
Subject
Pages
1
2
3
4
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1.
Agriculture
Not.- 3/1/Agri.Mech/AD(AE)/
Amendment to Scheme—Assistance for
1939
/2023-24/D.Agri/205
purchase of Agriculture Machinery & Equip-
ments.
2.
Public Works
Not.- 10-5/PWD/PCE-EO/
Policy for replacement/maintenance of damaged 1940
/2023-24/102
crash barriers on roads in Goa-2023.
3.
Science & Technology
Not.- 3-45-2023/S&T&WM/677
Amendment to Scheme Manohar Parrikar
1945
& Waste Management
Yuva Scientist Award.
4.
Social Welfare
Not.- 50-415-2017-18-HC/3599
Specifying of special Public Prosecutors.
1945
5.
Women & Child
Not.- 2-107(138)TGJJFG/2022-23/ The Goa Juvenile Justice Fund Rules, 2023.
1945
Development
/DWCD/ICPS/4393
6.
Mormugao Port
Not.- GAD/PC-A/42/2023/01703
The Mormugao Port Authority Employees
1949
Authority
(Recruitment, Seniority and Promotion)
Amendment Regulations, 2023.
1939
GOVERNMENT OF GOA
Department of Agriculture
Directorate of Agriculture
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Notification
3/1/Agri.Mech/AD(AE)/2023-24/
/D.Agri/205
Read Notification: No. 3/1/AD (AE)/2017-18/
/D.Agri/120 dated 07-09-2017,
Series I No. 23.
Short title and commencement.— The
scheme shall be called “Assistance for
Purchase of Agriculture Machinery &
Equipments”.
Amendment
The Eligibility Clause shown at 2(ii) in
the above referred notification is as
amended below:—
Farmers should possess Krishi Card of State
of Goa except for Farmer Producer Companies
(FPC)/Farmer Producer Organisation (FPO)/
/Limited Liability Partnerships (LLP)
registered under Companies Act, 2013.
Other content of the notification remains
the same.
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vulnerable areas, high embankment, and
valley portion stretches as per IRC criteria
and field conditions.
• The crash barriers along with reflective
tapes/devices have been very successful on
hill roads, curves, rocky areas, around trees
and median to provide protection on valley-
side and perfectly delineate the road during
day/night/inclement weather for containing,
vehicles & also around other obstructions on
road network. The crash barriers of high
quality, when installed with precision absorb
the impact of energy from the colliding motor
vehicle resultantly minimizing the risk and
damage to both motor vehicle(s) and
passengers. The crash barriers laterally
restrain the vehicle from running-off-road
veering over and also re-direct the errant
vehicle back onto the road.
1. Protocol for repair or replacement of
damaged crash barrier.—
• Pursuant and in compliance to the
directions of the Hon’ble Supreme Court
Committee on Road Safety and reduction of
run-of-the road accidents on roads and
maintaining the standards roadsides
protection ensuring safety and security of
traveling people and vehicles during day and
night on hill roads, the State has prepared
this protocol.
• To ensure the compliance of protocol for
replacement/repair of damaged crash barrier,
the Contractors with skilled manpower for
installation of crash barriers and back end
support arrangement/agreement/MoU with
reputed Indian manufacturers of metal beam
crash barriers will be pre-qualified/
empanelled/awarded the replacement,
maintenance and repair works of crash
barriers for a consecutive three year contract
duration.
• Every PWD (Civil) Division shall award
three to five contracts by inviting online bids
on competitive basis for three year duration
for replacement and repair of damaged crash
barriers for the entire road network under its
jurisdiction, Service Level Agreement for repair
and maintenance with penalty for non-
This issues with the approval of the
Government of Goa vide I. W. No. 1312 dated
04-08-2023.
By order and in the name of the
Governor of Goa.
Nevil Alphonso, Director & ex officio Joint
Secretary (Agriculture).
Tonca-Caranzalem, 22nd August, 2023.
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Department of Public Works
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Notification
10-5/PWD/PCE-EO/2023-24/102
Policy for replacement/maintenance
of damaged crash barriers on
roads in Goa-2023
The Governor of Goa is pleased to notify
the Policy for replacement/maintenance of
damaged crash barriers on roads in the State
of Goa, as following:-
• The Hon’ble Supreme Court Committee on
Road Safety vide letter dated 26-11-2019
directed the State to frame a policy and fix
timeline for replacement/maintenance of
damaged crash barriers as per IRC standards
by way of notification. The Hon’ble Supreme
Court Committee on Road Safety has further
directed the State to install crash barriers, as
per IRC Standards, on all identified road
accident black spots/vulnerable spots as
majority of fatalities take place due to Run-off-
Road and also directed to ensure that
damaged crash barriers are replaced within
a shortest possible time.
• The State Public Works Department
(PWD) has about 6000 kms. road network
comprising of NH, SH/MDR and rural roads
i.e. village roads. To ensure safety of erring
vehicles and the road users, safety barriers
such as stone parapets have been
constructed where required in valley
portions, subsequently with transition in
safety barriers now metal crash barriers are
being installed. Goa PWD has also covered
up large kms. of NH/SH/MDR with thrie beam
crash barriers as per requirement in
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performance and non-conformance to
specifications shall be entered into the
contract. In case, the Contractor fails to
replace/repair the damaged crash barrier
within stipulated period as mentioned in
tables under para 3, a penalty per day of delay
(max. penalty to be levied is 10% of the
contract price) shall be imposed other than
force majeure. The contractor will arrange/
/maintain spare parts and crash barriers for
the entire three years immediately and when
required. A standard agreement template
shall be framed by the Goa PWD for use by
the Divisions.
• Kilometer-wise data pertaining to crash
barriers installed on NHs/SHs/MDRs/Rural
Roads along with details of damaged crash
barriers shall be in public domain at https://
pwd.goa.gov.in
• In case of an accident or rock fall/
landslide, the Junior Engineer/Work Inspector
of Goa PWD Section will inspect the road in
his jurisdiction to assess the damage extent
leaving the crash barrier non-functional and
beyond repair or minor repair warranted at a
particular location and take all details
including road features, road chainage, still
photographs & video clips etc.
• Every Junior Engineer Assistant
Engineer-in-Charge of Section will carry-out
regular inspection for preventive maintenance
of crash barriers. Special and need based
inspection shall be undertaken during pre &
post-monsoon and winter rains season.
During preventive inspections they will check
loose connections, theft, requirements,
diagnosis, edges etc.
• Clear any debris on shoulders. Place
debris that cannot be hauled away at least 3
ft. behind still-effective crash barrier.
• In case of an accident or rock fall/
/landslide, the damage leaves the W-Beam/
/Thrie beam crash barrier non-functional and
cannot be repaired immediately, erect
temporary board displaying hazard warning
and limit the speed to 20 km./hour with work
zone safety signs. The Bull-nose crash barriers
temporarily shall he installed as per site
requirements.
• All type of crash barriers shall conform to
IRC 119 and Guidelines of Ministry of Road
Transport & Highways (viz. MORTH circular
No. RW/NH-29023/02/2019-S&R (P&B) dated
1st January, 2020 and others). Global
specifications like AASHTO M180 (American
Association of State Highway and Transpor-
tation Officials (AASHTO) (Standard Specifica-
tion for Corrugated Sheet Steel Beams for
Highway Guardrail) or equivalent will be
applicable.
• The Junior Engineer/Assistant Engineer-
in-Charge shall be liable for disciplinary
action in case repair/rectification of damaged
crash barrier is not done in timely manner in
spite of availability of logistic support in their
jurisdictions.
• Every Executive Engineer/Senior Officers
during their tour to their jurisdiction will give
special emphasis to notice any damaged
crash barriers during their entourage.
• Every PWD Circle will carry out quarterly
review at the status of all crash barriers in a
jurisdiction. The record of the inspection by
date and person carrying out the inspection
will be kept in each PWD Division in case
only legal liability resulting from a road
accident.
2. Inspection & Maintenance Protocol:
Crash-Barrier Damage Classification-
Category
Damage
Damage
Category
Atrributes
1
2
3
Category-I
Non-Functional
•
2 or more posts
broken off or no
longer attached
to rail or with
compromised ear-
th support on
valley side.
•
Deflection or rail
element is more
than 150mm.
•
Rail heigth is
less than 600mm.
for a significant
length (i.e. 600mm.
length).
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1
2
3
•
Rail element is
no longer
continuous.
•
Any splits &
tearing (post
angle more than
20 degree).
•
Rail flattening
greater than 50%
of thickness or
greater than 30%
height.
Category-II
Damaged but
• Post is broken or
may still work
separated from
the rail element or
with compromised
earth support on
valley side.
• Deflection of rail
element is less
than 150 mm.
• Rail element is
continuous (can be
bent or crushed
more than one-
third width).
• Deflection-of rail
element is
localized.
Crash-Barrier Repair Priorities by Damage Type-
Damage Type/
Time period for rectification
Description
by any Division
1
2
Category-I
Rail deflection > 150mm.
Rail Tear (vertical &
horizontal)
Erosion of soil around
posts
tree fall/boulder fall
Splice Damage
Missing bolts/hardware
2-3 days (Immediate
2 or more posts broken
Repair).
or crack/tear in post
Missing Blockout
Bolt pulled out through
rail/Loose bolts/hardware
1
2
Category II
Rail deflection<150mm.
Rail flatting less than 50%
of thickness or less than
30% height
Twisted Blockout
7-10 days (Maximum
Rail/post corrosion
Period).
or rust
Loose bolts/hardware
One post broken or
crack/tear in post
Basic inspection.— The periodic and
routine inspection of roadside crash barriers
should be part of the normal maintenance
function. The examination of the following
points should be included in all inspections,
including routine maintenance inspections:
Crash barrier rail.— 1)
Is the barrier
generally in shape, with no significant
corrosion, accident damage, tree fall damage
or other misalignment?
2) Are all splice bolts and post attachment
bolts in place and tight?
3) Are the rails properly attached to
terminals and transitions?
4) Have any fixed objects such as small
trees, poles, or other objects intruded within
the deflection space?
5) Is the required rail height maintained?
6) Is there anything in front of the barrier
that can cause a vehicle to vault? Typical
problems include rough ground, erosion,
vegetation and debris.
7) Is the barrier face smooth? Irregular
curves or joints can cause a vehicle to snag
and should be repaired as soon as possible.
8) Is the barrier correct height? When the
variation of height is greater than 2 inch,
plans should be made for correction.
Barrier posts and blockouts.— 1) Are any
posts missing or severely misaligned?
2) Are any blockouts missing or rotated out
of the vertical position?
3) Do the posts appear firmly embedded,
with no tilting or soil erosion around the
posts? A minimum of 2 ft. of soil is required.
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4. Is there any earth/soil settlement of road
on valley side?
In-Depth inspection.— A more in-depth
inspection shall be carried out when the
roadway is proposed for reconstruction or
extensive repair, including the following
points:
1) Rail
height
should
be
checked
throughout the proposed project to ensure it
will be within tolerance after completion of
the road work. If necessary, height
adjustment should be included in the project.
2) Are all existing barriers needed to meet
the existing; standards? Can the hazard be
removed or modified to eliminate the need for
a barrier?
3) Does the existing barrier meet length of
need criteria, or are length adjustments
required.
4) Do kerb or embankment slopes in front
of the barrier pose a risk of vehicle vaulting
over the barrier?
5) Are flat slopes provided in front of
terminals and transitions and traversable and
clear areas behind “gating” terminals?
6) Is this type of barrier appropriate
considering current road and traffic
parameters, or would another barrier type
provide a significant safety upgrade?
7) Is post spacing appropriate for the
available deflection distance?
8) Are terminals and transitions consistent
with current standards, including proper
flares and offsets?
Routine maintenance.—
• Routine maintenance requirements are
minimal. Occasionally, it may be necessary to
replace post attachment bolts or realign posts
which are damaged.
• Modifications to the barrier must not be
made unless consistent with more modern
standards for that barrier type. Barrier
components or features must not be omitted.
Crash related maintenance.— The primary
maintenance requirement for a W-beam/thrie
beam barrier is the repair of crash damage.
Since these barriers are inherently stiff,
most minor side impacts may result only in
minor damage, which usually requires no
maintenance response. For moderate impacts,
damage is often limited to one or two sections
and minor post misalignment. For more
severe accidents, significant damage may
occur that requires removing and replacing
rail sections, blockouts and damaged posts.
Whenever maintenance activities are
performed on traffic barriers, several general
principles should be followed:
1) Standard specifications for the barrier in
question should be reviewed to ensure that
proper details are followed.
2) All parts used must meet appropriate
specifications. If used or salvaged parts are
used, they must be in good condition.
3) Modifications to the barrier must not be
made unless consistent with more modern
standards for that barrier type. Barrier
components or features must not be omitted.
4) During repairs, roadside conditions
affecting performance should be checked,
such as introduction of new fixed objects.
5) If significant damage occurs to a
substandard barrier or terminal, it should be
upgraded to current standards.
6) Feedback on recurring problems should
be provided to design and construction staff
so future installations can be improved.
Posts.— Posts can be extracted using a
tractor bucket or dump truck body. A truck
mounted post-driver is most effective for
replacing steel posts, although they may be
installed using handheld impact drivers,
especially if the original hole is not disturbed.
In some cases, it may also be possible to drive
a new post in the existing hole.
Rail.— One or more sections of W-beam
thrie beam may be damaged to the extent
that replacement is necessary. The bolted
connections ease the task of replacing more
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rail
sections
as
needed.
Following
replacement and realignment of the posts,
blockouts and damaged rail sections, the
repair is completed by attaching the rail to
the posts.
Terminals.— For any impact involving the
terminals, or on the standard guardrail
section near the terminal, it is essential that
terminal is checked for damage. Because
some terminal designs are complex and
include a number of critical components, the
entire terminal must be carefully inspected
for hidden damage. Even apparently
superficial damage such as bent or
misaligned bolts may have an adverse effect
on terminal performance in subsequent
impact.
General.— 1) When the damage leaves the
crash barrier non-functional, and it cannot be
repaired immediately warn traffic of the
hazard by putting out temporary warning
devices, such as properly painted drums,
vertical panels, cones, or other devices.
2) Continuity of tension is preserved; no
tears in the W-beam elements, all eight bolts
are in each splice; all transitions are firmly
connected to rigid objects; anchor cables are
firmly attached to rail and posts.
3) Rail height is adequate. Erosion and
debris buildup can affect the effective rail
height.
4) Integrity of the material is sound. No
significant corrosion of the steel in the rail
elements (especially watch for rusting steel),
the offset blocks, or the posts.
5) The amount of crash barrier in advance
of the hazard (length of need) is long enough
to adequately shield the hazard.
6) Identify older, nonstandard W-beam/
/thrie beam (or other types) systems (such as
non-blocked out rail) be replace on higher
traffic locations.
7) For end treatments, ensure 1st post is
sound and connected to its foundation and
with stay rail at an angle as per specification
duly embedded in the ground.
8) For energy-absorbing end treatments,
the impact head (bull nose/attenuators) is
attached to 1st post.
9) The grading around the end treatment
allows a small vehicle impacting on the end
to pass over any remaining foundation/post/
/strut.
10) Ensure adequate, available deflection
distance (preferably 3 ft. for the standard W-
beam system) to vertical rigid objects.
11) Flare (the rate at which the guardrail
moves closer to the travel way going
downstream) is not excessive (not sharper
than 1:7 (Vertical: Horizontal).
12) Check for adequate soil backing to
provide the stiffness for the posts.
13) Crash barrier is no longer reasonably
functional, i.e. W-beam/thrie beam element
is separated completely or W-beam element
is torn or rail is bent/pushed more
than 6 inches out of line, and/or became
less than 24 inches high, or three or
more posts are broken/bent over and
separated front the rail.
14) Rail is bent/pushed more than 6 inches
out of line, and/or became less than 24 inches
high, or three or more posts are broken/bent
over and separated from the rail.
15) Guardrail-mounted delineators in
damaged section replaced. If no guardrail-
mounted delineators previously existed, install
delineators.
16) The function of the end treatment is to
prevent serious injury to occupant when
struck on the end and provide tension for the
W-beam/thrie beam for side (traffic face)
impacts.
This issues with the approval of the
Government dated 17-06-2023.
By order and in the name of the
Governor of Goa.
U. P. Parsekar, Principal Chief Engineer
(PWD) & ex officio Addl. Secretary.
Panaji, 22nd August, 2023.
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Department of Science & Technology &
Waste Management
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Notification
3-45-2023/S&T&WM/677
The Government of Goa is pleased to
amend “Scheme for Manohar Parrikar Yuva
Scientist Award” (MPYSA), notified vide
notification No. 3-45-2023/S&T&WM/347
dated 20th June, 2023 and published in the
Official Gazette, Series I No. 13 dated
30th June, 2023 as under:
In Clause 5(A) (i) of the scheme, the
following expression shall be substituted:—
“The age of applicant for the award
should be below 35 years as on 31st
December of the preceding year of the
award”.
This notification shall come into force from
the date of notifying in the Official Gazette of
the Government of Goa.
This issues with the approval of the
Government vide U. O. No. 20757/F dated
21-08-2023.
By order and in the name of the
Governor of Goa.
Sd/- (Shri. Sanjeev Joglekar), I/c Director
(S&T&WM) & ex officio Joint Secretary.
Porvorim, 23rd August, 2023.
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Department of Social Welfare
Directorate of Social Welfare
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Notification
50-415-2017-18-HC/3599
Read: Government Notification No. 50-415-
2017-18-HC/3891 dated 24-12-2019,
published in the Official Gazette,
Series I No. 39 dated 26-12-2019.
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-
section (1) of section 85 of the Rights of
Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016 (Central
Act 49 of 2016) (herein after called as the
“said Act”) the Government of Goa hereby
specifies the Public Prosecutors attached to
the Sessions Court South Goa at Margao and
the Session Court North Goa at Panaji as
Special Public Prosecutors for the purpose of
conducting cases in the Special Courts
specified for the Districts of South Goa and
North Goa respectively under section 84 of
the said Act.
By order and in the name of the
Governor of Goa.
Ajit Panchwadkar, Director & ex officio
Addl. Secretary (SW).
Panaji, 25th August, 2023.
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Department of Women & Child
Development
Directorate of Women & Child Development
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Notification
2-107(138)TGJJFG/2022-23/DWCD/
/ICPS/4393
The Goa Juvenile Justice Fund Rules, 2023
In exercise of the powers conferred by
section 110 of the Juvenile Justice (Care and
Protection of Children) Act, 2015 (Central Act
No. 2 of 2016), the Government of Goa hereby
makes the following rules, namely:—
1. Short title and commencement.— (1)
These rules may be called the Goa Juvenile
Justice Fund Rules, 2023.
(2) They shall come into force on the date of
their publication in the Official Gazette.
2. Definitions.— (1) In these rules, unless the
context otherwise requires.—
(a) “Act” means the Juvenile Justice
(Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015
(Central Act No. 2 of 2016);
(b) “Beneficiary” means any person or
group of persons or organization who had
been dealt with under the provisions of the
Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of
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Children) Act, 2015 (Central Act No. 2 of
2016) and to whom either financial
assistance or any kind of material assistance
is given from the Juvenile Justice Fund;
(c) “Director” means the Director of
Women and Child Development;
(d) “Fund” means the Goa Juvenile
Justice Fund created under section 105 of
the Act;
(e) “Government” means the Government
of Goa.
(2) Words and expressions used in these
rules but not defined shall have the same
meaning as respectively assigned to them in
the Act.
3. Constitution of the Fund.— The Goa
Juvenile Justice Fund shall consist of,—
(a) a corpus of Rs. 5,00,000/- sanctioned
by the Government and any further
contributions made by the Government from
time to time;
(b) voluntary donations, contributions or
subscriptions made by individuals,
association, organization, corporate sectors
(corporate social responsibility), nationalized
banks, foreign banks, business establish-
ments functioning within or outside the
State of Goa or children by themselves;
(c) contribution received through charity
shows, programmes, sports, clubs, etc.;
(d) fine or penalty imposed by the court
for remitting towards the fund.
4. Application of Fund.— The Fund shall be
applied,—
(1) to meet the expenditure to be incurred
towards the higher education, technical
courses or vocational training of children
dealt with, under the provisions of the Act;
(2) to meet the emergency and incidental
expenditure of children dealt with, under the
provisions of the Act;
(3) to meet the transportation and
incidental charges of children and the escort
staff to restoration or repatriation of children
to their native place;
(4) to meet the transportation and food
expenses of children while they are ordered
to be produced before the Child Welfare
Committees or Juvenile Justice Boards;
(5) to provide infrastructure facilities in
the institutions established under the
provisions of the Act;
(6) to provide sports and recreational
materials to the registered child care
institutions under the Act;
(7) to organize sports and cultural meet
in the child care institutions registered
under the Act;
(8) to provide for honorarium to
translators and interpreters engaged for
preparation of reports of children either by
the Juvenile Justice Boards, Child Welfare
Committees or Probation Officers;
(9) to provide honorarium to teachers,
special educators, vocational trainers
psychologists, therapists, for conducting
programmes for children;
(10) to provide honorarium to medical
professionals including psychiatrists/mental
health care for special services;
(11) to meet expenses on medical
examination, medicines and hospital
charges as in-patients or out-patients;
(12) to provide monetary assistance for
the placement of children in non-institutional
services such as foster care and sponsorship;
(13) to provide monetary assistance to
families while restoring the children within
family by non-institutionalization;
(14) to provide either financial assistance
or material assistance to children while
discharged from child care institutions or
any expenses relating to the after care;
(15) to meet expenditure for procurement
of tools, equipment, vessels, other raw
materials or capital investment for self-
employment of children discharged from
institutions;
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(16) to carry out all other activities that
are incidental and conducive to the best
interest of children;
(17) to carry out any activity which is
recommended by the Juvenile Justice Board
or Child Welfare Committee;
(18) for providing specialized professional
services, counselors, translators, inter-
preters, special educators, social workers,
mental health workers, vocational trainers,
etc., for the children covered under the Act;
(19) for providing recreational facilities
and extracurricular activities for the children
covered under the Act, including those in
child care institutions;
(20) for providing support towards
palliative care and other support for
children with chronic illness, including
cancer, thalassemia, hemophilia, HIV,
tuberculosis, and monetary support for
those found with rare diseases, e.g. Spinal
Muscular Atrophy (SMA) and others
diseases cited in the National Policy of Rare
Diseases, 2021;
(21) for any other programme or activity
to support the holistic growth, development
and well-being of children covered
under the Act and the rules framed
thereunder.
5. Criteria for Assistance.— The grant of
assistance shall be recommended to the State
Juvenile Justice Fund Approval Committee
by the Director under the following
conditions:—
(i) Individual assistance/assistance to
organizations shall be granted based on
the recommendation of the District Child
Protection Officer;
(ii) Assistance to children and escort
shall
be
granted
based
on
the
recommendation of the Juvenile Justice
Board or the Child Welfare Committee;
(iii) Payment for honorarium to translator
or interpreters shall be made based on the
recommendation of the Juvenile Justice
Board or Child Welfare Committee.
6. Administration of the Fund.— (1) The
fund shall be administered by the Goa
Juvenile Justice Fund Approval Committee
consisting of
i. Secretary to Govern-
— Chairperson.
ment, Department of
of Women and Child
Development
ii. Chairperson, Goa State
— Member.
Commission for Protec-
tion of Child Rights
iii. Chairperson, Child
— Member.
Welfare Committee
(North Goa) or its
representative
iv. Chairperson, Child
— Member.
Welfare Committee
(South Goa) or its
representative
v. Principal Magistrate,
— Member.
Juvenile Justice Board
(North Goa) or its
representative
vi. Principal Magistrate,
— Member.
Juvenile Justice Board
(South Goa) or its
representative
vii. Nodal State Co-
— Member.
-ordinator, Childline
viii. Director of Women and
— Member
Child Development
Secretary.
(2) The expenditure shall be met by the
Director after obtaining approval of the Goa
Juvenile Justice Fund Approval Committee
in its quarterly meeting convened by Member
Secretary or by sending the file in circulation
at times of immediate need.
(3) The Goa Juvenile Justice Fund Approval
Committee shall meet once in three months,
and approve the expenditure to be incurred
from the Fund.
(4) The quorum for the meeting of the Goa
Juvenile Justice Fund Approval Committee
shall be five including the Chairperson and
Member Secretary.
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(5) The amount approved and sanctioned
by the Goa Juvenile Justice Fund Approval
Committee shall be disbursed by Account
payee cheque or draft drawn in favour of the
beneficiary or the organization to which the
amount is payable.
(6) The utilization statement in the case of
organization shall be obtained and presented
before the Goa Juvenile Justice Fund
Approval Committee.
(7) The District Child Protection Officer shall
have an effective follow-up in case of
assistance extended to individuals and furnish
quarterly report to the Director.
(8) The Goa Juvenile Justice Fund Approval
Committee shall consider proposals/requests
as soon as possible, but not later than three
months from the receipt of such proposal, and,
if found appropriate, shall approve the
proposal fully or partially. If needed, the
Committee may also suggest modifications in
the proposals before the grant is formally
approved.
(9) If the proposal is rejected by the
Committee, the reasons for doing so shall be
recorded in writing.
(10) After the approval of the proposal, the
grant shall be released to the organization/
/individual by cheque or electronic transfer
directly to the bank account of the
organization/individual duly signed by the
authorized signatories.
7. Disqualification.— (1) No subsequent
financial assistance shall be extended to
individual beneficiary unless the beneficiary
has utilized the fund for which the assistance
was extended.
(2) If any individual discontinues the
educational or vocational training, no
assistance shall be extended second time,
unless the discontinuance is warranted due
to physical disabilities or accident or on
medical grounds certified by the Medical
Board.
(3) In case, if the supported organization is
a child care institute or an organization, no
financial assistance shall be extended unless
the organization has submitted reports and
utilization certificate.
8. Maintenance of Accounts.— (1) A savings
Bank Account, in the name of “The Goa
Juvenile Justice Fund” shall be opened by
the Director of Women and Child Development
in a Nationalized Bank.
(2) Contribution to the Fund by any means
received by the Director of Women and Child
Development shall be credited to the said
Savings Bank Account.
(3) Annual receipts and payments and
reconciliation statement shall be prepared by
the Accounts Officer, Directorate of Women
and Child Development and placed before the
Board.
(4) The Savings Bank Account shall be
operated jointly by the Director and the
Accounts Officer of the Directorate of Women
and Child Development.
(5) The Accounts Officer shall be the
custodian of records relating to the Fund and
its operations.
9. Withdrawal.— (1) Withdrawal from the
Fund shall be made by the Director based on
the sanction accorded by the Goa Juvenile
Justice Fund Approval Committee.
(2) Under extraordinary circumstances, the
sanction shall be accorded by the Director
and shall be placed for, ratification by the
Committee in its subsequent meeting or by
sending the file in circulation.
10. Audit.— The accounts of funds shall
be audited annually by the Accountant
General, Goa.
11. Monitoring and Reporting.— (1) The
District Child Protection Officer shall be the
responsible authority for monitoring the
utilization of the grants.
(2) The District Child Protection Officer shall
compile such reports and present it to the
Goa Juvenile Justice Fund Committee on a
periodical basis.
By order and in the name of the
Governor of Goa.
Sangeeta M. Porob, Director & ex
officio Joint Secretary (Women & Child
Development).
Panaji, 23rd August, 2023.
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मुरगांव प तन ाधकरण
मुरगांव प तन ाधकरण कमचार (भतवरठता तथा पदोनत) संशोधन #वनयम
अधसूचना
जीएडी/पीसी-ए/ द.जुलाई
मंडल संकप संया दनांक
महापतन ाधकरण अध!नयम का क" धारा क" उप धारा ( के साथ
प ठत धारा क" उप धारा ( (वारा दत शि,तय- का योग करते हुए (0वतीय तृतीय और
चतुथ4 5ेणी पद- के 6लए !नयुि,त के तर7के को !नधा48रत करने वाल7 अनुसूचीिजसम: मुरगांव पतन
ाधकरण के मंडल (वारा समय-समय पर ;कए गए संशोधन शा6मल है को इस अधसूचना से जुड़ी
अनुसूची म: !नधा48रत ;कया गया है और अध!नयम क" धारा क" उप-धारा ( के अनुसार
का6शत;कयागया है।
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अDयE
मुरगांव पतन ाधकरण
अनुसूची
मुरगांव प तन ाधकरण
मुरगांव प तन ाधकरण कमचार (भतवरठता तथा पदोनत) संशोधन #वनयम
महापतन ाधकरण अध!नयम का क" धारा क" उप धारा ( के साथ प ठत
धारा क" उप धारा ( (वारा दत शि,तय- का योग करते हुए मुरगांव पतन ाधकरण का
मंडल मुरगांव पतन Fयास कम4चार7 (भतH व8रIठता तथा पदोFन!त) 0व!नयम म: आगे और
संशोधन करने के 6लए एत(वारा!नJन6लKखत0व!नयमबनाता है
संNEOत शीष4क और ारंभ: इन 0व!नयम- को मुरगांव पतन ाधकरण कम4चार7 (भतH
व8रIठता तथा पदोFन!त) संशोधन 0व!नयम कहा जाए।
ये राRय सरकार के राजपS म: काशन क" तार7ख से लागू ह-गे।
मुरगांव पतन Fयास कम4चार7 (भतH व8रIठता तथा पदोFन!त) 0व!नयम म: 0वत 0वभाग
के अंतग4त (0वतीय तृतीय और चतुथ4 5ेणी के पद- के भतH !नयम- के तहतावधा!नतअनुसूची म:
Tम सं. ( पर सहायक बंधक (ईडीपी) पर जू!नयरोUामर और पर आईट7 सहायक पद- के
संबंध म: -
"संNEOत शीष4क और ारंभ" शीष4क के तहत0व!नयम म: "मुरगांव पतन Fयासकम4चार7
भतH व8रIठता तथा पदोFन!त) 0व!नयम के Xप म: उिलKखत लघु शीष4क को "मुरगांव
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पतन ाधकरण कम4चार7 (भतH व8रIठता तथा पदोFन!त) 0व!नयम " शZद- से !त[था0पत
;कया जाएगा।
अनुसूची म: Tम संया अथा4त सहायक बंधक (ईडीपी) पर !न द4Iट पद के कॉलम संया
और को !नJनानुसार!त[था0पत ;कया जाए:
क) कॉलम संया
यो\यता-माFयता ाOत 0व]व0व(यालय से कंOयूटर इंजी!नय8रंग/कंOयूटर सायFस म: ^डUी अथवा
गKणत/सांियक"/संचालन अनुसंधान/अथ4शा[S म: ^डUी साथ ह7 माFयता ाOत 0व]व0व(यालय/
/सं[थान सेकंOयूटर एOल7केशन/कंOयूटर सायFस/सूचना ौ(योगक" म: [नातकोतर ^डOलोमा अथवा
माFयता ाOत 0व]व0व(यालय/सं[थान से इंजी!नय8रंग म: ^डUी साथ ह7 कंOयूटर एOल7केशन/
/कंOयूटर सायFस/सूचना ौ(योगक" म: [नातकोतर^डOलोमा अथवा माFयता ाOत 0व]व0व(यालय
से बीसीए।
अनुभव: ोUा6मंग/इले,`ॉ!नकडेटाोसे6संग/6स[टम 0व]लेषण आ द म: वष4 का अनुभव।
(ख) कॉलम संया 9
आयु: नह7ं
शैNEक यो\यता: हाँ। हालाँ;क पदोFनत cयि,तय- के 6लए यो\यता म: !नJनानुसार छूट द7
गई है:-
माFयता ाOत 0व]व0व(यालय से ^डUी साथ ह7 माFयता ाOत 0व]व0व(यालय/सं[थान से
कंOयूटर एOल7केशन/कंOयूटर सायFस/सूचना ौ(योगक" म: Fयूनतम छह मह7ने का ^डOलोमा या
[नातकोतर ^डOलोमा।
अथवा
2. माFयता ाOत सं[थान से कंOयूटर इंजी!नय8रंग म: ^डOलोमा (3 वष4 का पाgयTम)।
य द अhयथH के पास आईट7 म: 15 वष4 का अनुभव है तो यो\यता ;कसी माFयता ाOत
0व]व0व(यालय से ^डUी है।
अनुभव: नह7ं
ग) कॉलम संया
तीनवष4 शZद को दोवष4शZद से !त[था0पत ;कया जाए।
अनुसूची म: Tम संया अथा4त् जू!नयर ोUामर पर !न द4Iट पद केकॉलम संया और
को !नJनानुसार!त[था0पत ;कया जाए:
क) कॉलम संया 9
आयु: नह7ं
शैNEक यो\यता: हाँ। हालाँ;क पदोFनत cयि,तय- के 6लए यो\यता म: !नJनानुसार छूट द7
गई है:-
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माFयता ाOत 0व]व0व(यालय से ^डUी साथ ह7 माFयता ाOत 0व]व0व(यालय/सं[थान से कंOयूटर
एOल7केशन/कंOयूटर सायFस/सूचना ौ(योगक" म: Fयूनतम छह मह7ने का ^डOलोमा या [नातकोतर
^डOलोमा।
अथवा
2. माFयता ाOत सं[थान से कंOयूटर इंजी!नय8रंग म: ^डOलोमा (3 वष4 का पाgयTम)।
पदोFनत cयि,त को बंधन (वारा !नधा48रत पर7Eा उतीण4 करनी होगी।
अनुभव: नह7ं
ख) कॉलम संया
दोवष4 शZद को एकवष4 से !त[था0पत ;कया जाए।
अनुसूची म:Tम संया अथा4त आईट7 सहायक पर !न द4Iट पद के कॉलम संया और
को !नJनानुसार!त[था0पत ;कया जाए।:
क) कॉलम संया
आयु: नह7ं
शैNEक यो\यता: हाँ। हालाँ;क पदोFनत cयि,तय- के 6लए यो\यता म: !नJनानुसार छूट द7
गई है:-
माFयता ाOत 0व]व0व(यालय से ^डUी साथ ह7 माFयता ाOत 0व]व0व(यालय/सं[थान से कंOयूटर
एOल7केशन/कंOयूटर सायFस/सूचना ौ(योगक" म: Fयूनतम छह मह7ने का ^डOलोमा या [नातकोतर
^डOलोमा।
अथवा
2. माFयता ाOत सं[थान से कंOयूटर इंजी!नय8रंग म: ^डOलोमा (3 वष4 का पाgयTम)।
पदोFनत cयि,त को बंधन (वारा !नधा48रत पर7Eा उतीण4 करनी होगी।
अनुभव: नह7ं
ख) कॉलम संया
कॉलम संया 8 या 9 म: उिलKखत ;कए अनुसार अपेNEत शैEKणक यो\यता रखने वाले
0वभागीयअhयथ4य- से आवेदन आमंmSत कर पदोFन!त(वारा। चयन 6लKखत पर7Eा के आधार पर
;कया जाएगा।
पाद टOपणी: मूल 0व!नयम- को सा.का.!न. 467(ई) दनांक 04062010के तहत का6शत ;कया
गया है।
अनुवतH संशोधन:
1. जीएडी/पीसी-ए/42/2015/137 दनांक 19-03-2015
2. जीएडी/पीसी-ए/42/2015/1372 दनांक 15-06-2015
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MORMUGAO PORT AUTHORITY
Mormugao Port Authority Employees (Recruitment, Seniority and Promotion)
Amendment Regulations, 2023.
__
Notification
GAD/PC-A/42/2023/01703
(Board Resolution No. 152 dated 31-05-2023)
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of Section 72 read with sub-section
(2) of Section 72 of the Major Port Authorities Act, 2021 (1 of 2021), the schedule laying down
the manner of appointment for Class II, III and IV posts consolidated, including amendments
made from time to time by the Members of the Board of Mormugao Port Authority are here
set out in the Schedule annexed to this Notification and published as per sub-section (1) of
Section 72 of the Act.
Dr. N. Vinodkumar, IPoS Chairperson, (MPA).
Mormugao, 7th July, 2023.
––––––
SCHEDULE
Mormugao Port Authority
Mormugao Port Authority Employees (Recruitment, Seniority and Promotion)
Amendment Regulations, 2023.
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of Section 72 read with sub-section (2) of Section
72 of the Major Port Authorities Act, 2021 (1 of 2021), the Board of Mormugao Port Authority hereby makes
the following Regulations further to amend the Mormugao Port Trust Employees’ (Recruitment, Seniority
and Promotion) Regulations, 2010, namely:—
3. जीएडी/पीसी-ए/42/2016/2673 दनांक 20-11-2015
4. जीएडी/पीसी-ए/42/2016/3213 दनांक 21-01-2016
5. जीएडी/पीसी-ए/42/2016/830 दनांक 23-04-2016
6. जीएडी/पीसी-ए/42/2016/1257 दनांक 28062016
. जीएडी/पीसी-ए/42/2016/1888 दनांक 20-08-2016
. जीएडी/पीसी-ए/42/2017/1191 दनांक 13-07-2017
. जीएडी/पीसी-ए/42/2017/3310 दनांक 07-12-2017
. जीएडी/पीसी-ए/42/2017/4169 दनांक 25-01-2018
. जीएडी/पीसी-ए/42/2018/2642 दनांक 23-11-2018
. जीएडी/पीसी-ए/42/2021/1567 दनांक 22-10-2021
जीएडी/पीसी-ए/42/2022/2281 दनांक 17-01-2022 (शु0rपS)
जीएडी/पीसी-ए/42/2023/00202 दनांक 07-02-2023
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1. (i) Short title and commencement.— These Regulations may be called the Mormugao Port Authority
Employees’ (Recruitment, Seniority and Promotion) Amendment Regulations, 2023.
(ii) They shall come into force on the date of publication in the Official Gazette of State Government.
2. In the Mormugao Port Trust Employees’ (Recruitment, Seniority and Promotion) Regulations, 2010, in
the Schedule provided under the Recruitment Rules for Class II, III & IV posts at Sr. No. (3) Assistant
Manager (EDP), (9) Junior Programmer and (10) IT Assistant under Finance Department:—
(i) In Regulation 1(i) under the heading “Short title and commencement,” the short title appearing
as “Mormugao Port Trust Employees’ (Recruitment, Seniority and Promotion) Regulations, 2010” shall
be substituted with the words “Mormugao Port Authority Employees’ (Recruitment, Seniority and
Promotion) Regulations, 2023”.
(ii) The post as indicated in the Schedule at Sr. No. 3, namely Assistant Manager (EDP), the columns
No. 8, 9 and 12 may be replaced as under:
(a) Column No. 8.
“Qualification— A degree from recognised University in Computer Engineering/Computer Science
OR Degree in Maths/Statistics/Operational Research/Economics with Post Graduate Diploma in
Computer Applications/Computer Science/Information Technology from recognised University/
/Institution OR Degree in Engineering with Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications/
/Computer Science/Information Technology from recognised University/Institution OR BCA from
recognised University.
Experience: 2 years experience in Programming/Electronic Data Processing/System Analysis, etc.”
(b) Column No. 9.
Age: No.
Educational Qualifications: Yes. However, the qualification is relaxable to the promotees as under:—
Degree from recognized University, with minimum six months Diploma or Post Graduate Diploma
in Computer Applications/Computer Science/Information Technology from recognised University/
Institution.
OR
2. Diploma in Computer Engineering (3 years course) from recognised Institution.
In case the candidate is having 15 years experience in IT, the qualification is degree from a recognized
university.
Experience: No.
(c) Column No. 12.
The word ‘three years’ may be replaced with word ‘two years’.
(iii) The post as indicated in the Schedule at Sr. No. 9, namely Junior Programmer, the columns
No. 9 and 12 may be replaced as under:
(a) Column No. 9.
Age: No.
Educational Qualifications: Yes. However, the qualification is relaxable to the promotees as under:—
Degree from recognized University with minimum six months Diploma or Post Graduate Diploma
in Computer Applications/Computer Science/Information Technology from recognised University/
Institution.
OR
2) Diploma in Computer Engineering (3 years course) from recognised Institution.
Promotee has to pass the test prescribed by management.
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Experience: No.
(b) Column No. 12.
The word ‘two years’ may be replaced with word ‘one year’.
(iv) The post as indicated in the Schedule at Sr. No. 10, namely IT Assistant, the columns No. 9
and 12 may be replaced as under:
(a) Column No. 9.
Age: No.
Educational Qualifications: Yes. However, the qualification is relaxable to the promotees as under:—
Degree from recognized University with minimum six months Diploma or Post Graduate Diploma
in Computer Applications/Computer Science/Information Technology from recognised University/
Institution.
OR
2) Diploma in Computer Engineering (3 years course) from recognised Institution.
Promotee has to pass the test prescribed by management.
Experience: No.
(b) Column No. 12.
Promotion by inviting applications from departmental candidates possessing the requisite
educational qualification as indicated at Col. No. 8 or 9. The selection shall be made based on written
test.
Foot Note: Principal Regulations published vide G. S. R. 467 (E) dated 04-06-2010.
Subsequent Amendments:
1. GAD/PC-A/42/2015/137 dated 19-03-2015
2. GAD/PC-A/42/2015/1372 dated 15-06-2015
3. GAD/PC-A/42/2016/2673 dated 20-11-2015
4. GAD/PC-A/42/2016/3213 dated 21-01-2016
5. GAD/PC-A/42/2016/830 dated 23-04-2016
6. GAD/PC-A/42/2016/1257 dated 28-06-2016
7. GAD/PC-A/42/2016/1888 dated 20-08-2016
8. GAD/PC-A/42/2017/1191 dated 13-07-2017
9. GAD/PC-A/42/2017/3310 dated 07-12-2017
10. GAD/PC-A/42/2017/4169 dated 25-01-2018
11. GAD/PC-A/42/2018/2642 dated 23-11-2018
12. GAD/PC-A/42/2021/1567 dated 22-10-2021
13. GAD/PC-A/42/2022/2281 dated 17-01-2022 (Corrigendum)
14. GAD/PC-A/42/2023/00202 dated 07-02-2023
V. No. AP-580