(1) Preparation of Fair Price Shop-wise draft list of Priority Households from among the AAY and BPL families by the Office of the Department of Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs.
(2) Display of the draft list of Priority Households in respective Fair Price Shops and website of the Department of Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs.
(3) Any household who is not satisfied with their status or that of others, believing wrong inclusion in the list or wrong exclusion from the list, as the case may be, can approach the Office of the Department of Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs and make claims with appropriate documentary evidence.
(4) Households not satisfied with their status and decision of Department of Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs on their representation will have the right to appeal to the District Grievance Redressal Officer.
(5) Once the list of Priority Households is finalised and published, the list shall be valid for 3 years or for further extension period as notified by the State Government:
Provided that by this time, if, any Priority Household got economically upgraded or the said household lost the eligibility to enjoy such status, and if, in this regard any complaint is lodged by anybody, or such information is received by the Office of the Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs, shall take necessary action on the information and shall change the status of the household if necessary.
(6) The criteria for identification of Priority Households may be changed as and when required.