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Union of India - Section

Section 7 in The Targeted Public Distribution System (Control) Order, 2015

7. Lifting of foodgrains by States.

(1)The State Government shall lift foodgrains from the designated depots of the Corporation through its authorised agency.
(2)The State Government shall, on getting allocation of foodgrains from the Central Government, issue allocation orders authorising their agencies to lift foodgrains from the Corporation and such order among others shall specify-
(i)number of cards and units;
(ii)balance in hand; and
(iii)allocation made for each month in respect of a fair price shop.
(3)While making allocation to the fair price shop, the designated authority shall take into account the balance stock, if any, lying undistributed with the fair price shop owner for the subsequent allocations.
(4)The designated authority shall ensure that one copy of the allocation order made to the fair price shop is delivered to the local authority, vigilance committees, and any other body nominated by the State Government for monitoring the functioning of the fair price shop.
(5)The State Government shall ensure that the allocation order depicting the stocks of foodgrains allotted during the month to the fair price shops is displayed on the public domain including on the State web portal.
(6)Before taking delivery of foodgrains from the Corporation, an officer of the State Government not below the rank of Food and Civil Supplies Inspector and an officer of the Corporation shall jointly inspect the stocks of foodgrains intended for issue to ensure that the stocks conform to the prescribed quality specifications.
(7)After the joint inspection, the Corporation shall issue to the State Government, before dispatch of foodgrains from godown, one stack-wise sealed sample jointly drawn for display at the fair price shop and a duplicate sealed sample drawn shall be kept with the Corporation for future reference:Provided that in case the authorised agency of the State Government takes delivery of foodgrains from the Corporation and stores the foodgrains in an intermediate godown before delivering them to the fair price shop dealers, the authorised agency shall follow the procedure under this sub-clause at that intermediate godown:Provided further that where decentralised procurement of foodgrains is in operation in the States, the authorised agency of the State Government shall follow the procedure under this sub-clause.
(8)The quantity of the samples to be drawn, retention period of the samples and disposal of the samples shall be as per the instructions issued by the Central Government from time to time.
(9)The State Government shall ensure the lifting of foodgrains from the Corporation by the last day of the month preceding the allocation month.
(10)The extension of time for lifting of foodgrains from the Corporation may be considered by the Central Government or the Corporation only in very rare and deserving cases as per the instructions issued by the Central Government.
(11)The State Government shall devise suitable mechanism for transportation of foodgrains from the Corporation godown to the intermediate godown and the door-step delivery of the foodgrains to the fair price shop:Provided that the State Government may also transport foodgrains directly to the fair price shop from the Corporation godown and ensure its door-step delivery to the fair price shop.
(12)The State Government shall furnish a report on quarterly basis to the Central Government regarding door-step delivery in the format at Annex-III.
(13)The State Government shall exercise necessary checks to ensure that full quantity and the same quality of foodgrains as lifted by them reaches their godowns and in turn at the fair price shop.