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Section 6: Consultancy Evaluation Committee (CEC) and Consultancy Monitoring Committee (CMC)

4. Appointment of consultants, Regulation, 2007Central Regulations · 2006

(1) Consultancy Evaluation Committee (CEC): For all cases a CEC comprising of at least three persons at appropriate level including representative of Internal Finance Division, a representative of the user division and that of administration division, shall be constituted under the _ concerned Member/Secretary of Board with the approval of the Chairperson in order to carry out the consultant selection procedure.

(2) Consultancy Monitoring Committee (CMC): A CMC shall also be constituted similarly under the Chairpersonship of the concerned Member/Secretary of Board comprising at least three persons at appropriate level, including representative from user division, administration | division with the member of the CMC from the concerned division being the convener for monitoring the progress of the assignment once the same has been assigned to a consultant. If considered appropriate all or any of the members of CEC may be selected as members of CMC.

Further, Board may constitute CMC area-wise/sector-wise if felt appropriate. The CMC shall be responsible to monitor the progress of the assignment, to oversee that the assignment is carried out.as per agreed terms of reference (TOR) and contractual conditions, to assess the quality of the deliverables, to accept/reject any part of assignment, to suggest the levy of appropriate liquidated damages or penalty to the concerned Member/Secretary of Board if [wT II—eares 3(i)] . UR HUTA: STATUT 7 eee eeeoaouaouuunuummm ee the assignment is not carried out as per the contract and if the quality of services is found inferior and for any such deficiency related to the completion of the assignment.

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Act4. Appointment of consultants, Regulation, 2007
Section6
Marginal noteConsultancy Evaluation Committee (CEC) and Consultancy Monitoring Committee (CMC)
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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