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Section 3: Powers and duties of Director General

Powers and Duties of Director General Regulations 2018Central Regulations · 2016

The Director General shall, -

(a) convene with the approval of the President meetings of the Governing Council;

(b) administer and co-ordinate various activities of the Bureau;

(c) designate officers of the Scientific Cadre as Activity Heads with prior approval of the Central Government.

(d) assign duties to the Deputy Director General (Administration), Deputy Director General (Finance) and Activity Heads of Scientific Cadre with the prior approval of the Central Government.

(e) assign duties to other employees.

(f) issue instructions to employees for carrying out activities of the Bureau;

(g) exercise powers vested with the Head of the Department in the Central Government;

(h) exercise and discharge such of the powers and duties as may be delegated to him by the Executive Committee.

(i) exercise powers specified in the Schedule annexed to these regulations.

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Power Extent Financial Matters

(1) (2) (3) 1 To sanction recurring and non-recurring expenditure Full powers within the budget provision.

2 To sanction purchase of working stores, machinery and equipment.

Full powers within the budget provision.

3 To sanction permanent advances or imprest. Full powers.

4 To sanction all levies and taxes by Government or Local Bodies Full powers.

5 To sanction the renting of office accommodation. Full powers within the budget provision.

6 To sanction expenditure for repairs and alterations to hired and requisitioned buildings.

Full powers within the budget provision.

7 To sanction expenditure on all types of works for the buildings owned by the Bureau.

Full powers within the budget provision.

8 To sanction expenditure for acquiring of land and building.

Full powers subject to approval of Central Government.

9 To sanction expenditure for construction of building for new offices of the Bureau.

Full powers subject to approval of Central Government.

10 To sanction advance of pay to an officer under transfer.

Full powers.

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Power Extent 11 To sanction the purchase of office equipment. Full powers.

12 To write off irrecoverable losses of stores, or of public money (including loss of stamps), etc, Full powers of Head of Department as given in “Delegation of Financial Power Rules” of the Government of India as amended from time to time subject to report to the Executive Committee.

13 To sanction tours and to counter-sign TA bills of employees.

Full powers.

14 To allow travel by air to employees. Full powers in the case of non-entitled employees.

15 To sanction expenditure on entertainment and refreshments.

Full powers within the budget provision.

16 To sanction expenditure on grants-in-aid for welfare of employees.

Full powers within the budget provision.

17 To sanction grants-in-aid for research and testing. Full powers within the budget provision.

18 To sanction TA and DA to Governing Council and committee members as admissible under the regulations.

Full powers.

19 To sanction TA/DA for foreign travel to expert and committee members for participation in International Standardisation.

Full powers as per guidelines approved by Executive Committee in case of expenditure being met from Bureau’s own funds.

20 To sanction payment of honorarium/fee to outside experts for special service or advice.

Full powers.

21 To sanction demurrage/wharfage charges. Full powers of Head of Department as given in “Delegation of Financial Power Rules” of the Government of India as amended from time to time subject to report to the Executive Committee.

22 To sanction loans and advances to employees as per instructions issued by the Government of India as amended from time to time.

Full powers.

Establishment and Administrative Matters

(1) (2) (3) 23 To permit a permanent employee to retain lien on a post under the Bureau:

a) In case of employment in Central/State Government Department, Public Sector Undertaking or autonomous body.

Initially up to two years extendable by one more year in exceptional cases.

b) In case of deputation to developing countries on Government basis.

Initially upto two years extendable by another three years.

24 To transfer an employee. Full powers for Annual rotational transfer as per notified policy up to Scientist E and equivalent. Any subsequent transfer during the year upto Scientist E and equivalent shall be with the approval of Central Government. The Scientists F & G and equivalent shall be transferred with approval of Central Government.

25 To sanction, grant and to permit acceptance of honorarium.

Full powers as per instructions issued by the Government of India as amended from time to time.

26 To allow mileage allowance by a route other than the shortest.

Full powers, provided selection of the route is in Bureau's interest.

27 To decide the shortest of two or more routes. Full powers.

28 To decide whether a particular absence is absence on duty.

Full powers.

29 To withhold pay and allowances in case of absence from duty without authorisation or grant of leave of an employee.

Full powers of Head of Department as given in “Fundamental Rules and Supplementary Rules” of the Government of India as amended from time to time subject to report to the Executive Committee.

30 To order destruction of records. Full powers.

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Power Extent 31 To order sale, by auction or otherwise of unserviceable stores or perishable articles in the interest of the Bureau.

Full powers.

32 To fill substantively all vacant posts upto the rank of Scientist E and equivalent (This power includes the power to appoint, to confirm and terminate.)

Full powers as per concerned regulations.

33 To make officiating appointment. Full powers for posts upto Scientist E and equivalent upto six months. However, for the posts of Scientist F & G and equivalent, approval of Central Government shall be obtained. Further, for any officiating appointment beyond six months, approval of Central Government shall be taken.

34 To allow an employee to count extraordinary leave for increments.

Full powers as per instructions issued by the Government of India as amended from time to time.

35 To grant subsistence allowance to an employee under suspension.

Full powers.

36 To sanction telephone installations. Full powers.

37 To nominate delegations to international meetings after consulting the concerned Division Council/Sectional Committee of the Bureau and other interests concerned with the subject matter under discussion.

Full powers within the budget provision.

38 To decide the scope and extent of insurance of Bureau's property and sanction expenditure.

Full powers.

39 To sponsor an employee for undergoing a specialised course of training and to sanction expenditure thereon.

Full powers within the budget provision.

40 To grant special pay to employees. Full powers as per instructions issued by the Government of India as amended from time to time.

41 To grant pre-mature increments to employees. Full powers as per instructions issued by the Government of India as amended from time to time.

42 To appoint officers as certification officers and furnish them with a certificate of appointment.

Full powers.

43 To authorise an officer or officers to authenticate orders and decisions of, and other instruments issued, by the Bureau.

Full powers.

44 To exempt use of any name, mark or trade-mark referred to in section 26 of the Act from the operation thereof in accordance with the provisions of rule 36.

Full powers.

45 To obtain from licensees any information and samples of any material or substance used in relation to any article or process.

Full powers.

46 To appoint persons on contract or on tenure basis to meet the exigencies of work Full powers with prior approval of Central Government.

47 To report or review or accept on annual performance appraisal of Group A officers.

Full powers up to Scientist E and equivalent. However the report on annual performance appraisal of Deputy Director General (Administration), Deputy Director General (Finance) and Activity Heads of Scientific Cadre shall be sent to administrative ministry for review and acceptance.

The representation or appeal on annual performance appraisal report where Director General is the reporting or reviewing or accepting authority shall be decided by the administrative ministry.

H. L. UPENDAR, Sc. G & DDG (CA & PP & C) [ADVT.-III/4/Exty./204/18] Uploaded by Dte. of Printing at Government of India Press, Ring Road, Mayapuri, New Delhi-110064 and Published by the Controller of Publications, Delhi-110054.

2018-08-31T13:29:10+0530 ALOK KUMAR

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ActPowers and Duties of Director General Regulations 2018
Section3
Marginal notePowers and duties of Director General
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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