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Section 16: Maintenance of records of all disposed cases under the Act

The Karnataka Sakala Services Rules, 2012State Rules of Karnataka · 2012

The Designated Officer, Competent Officer and Appellate Authority shall maintain records of all the cases in Form E-1, Form E-2 and Form E-3 respectively and specially Form E-I with regard to the action taken in respect of delay/default cases and shall send a periodical report to the Head of the Public Authority. Show cause notice through e-mail in Form E-4 shall be issued to the public servants who have defaulted/delayed in more than 7 cases.

Disciplinary action shall be initiated in cases where reasons are not justifiable.

Show Cause notice through e-mail in Form E-5 shall be issued to the Competent Officer/Appellate Authority who have exceeded the time limit. Report of such cases shall be intimated to DPAR in Form E-6 at the end of the month. The Head of the Public Authority shall include the same in its Annual Report. At the end of the year list of officers who have not defaulted shall published and issued with letter of appreciation. (Form E-7)

Where this provision sits

ActThe Karnataka Sakala Services Rules, 2012
Section16
Marginal noteMaintenance of records of all disposed cases under the Act
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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