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EXIM OFFICERS Service Regulation 1982Central Regulations · 1981

(1) An officer shall be eligible for reimbursement of medical expenses actually incurred by him in respect of himself and his family on the following basis, namely: -

(a) The Bank shall endeavour to take a Health Insurance Policy covering all the officers of the Bank. If such Health Insurance Policy is obtained then the officer shall be reimbursed medical expenses as may be reimbursed by the Insurance Company under such a policy.

(b) Alternatively the Bank shall reimburse the medical expenses actually incurred by an officer for himself and his family at such rates and ceilings as may be prescribed by the Board.

(2) The Board may also frame a scheme for providing medical aid and/or medical facilit ies for the officers and their family members including the officers serving on deputation basis and their family members in case of major illness/accidents which require hospitalisation and/or domiciliary treatment.

EXPLANATION “Family members” of an officer for the purpose of this Regulation shall mean the spouse, wholly dependent children and wholly dependent parents only.

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ActEXIM OFFICERS Service Regulation 1982
Section18
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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