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[Cites 0, Cited by 0] [Section 7] [Entire Act]

State of Andhra Pradesh - Subsection

Section 7(5) in Andhra Pradesh State Audit Rules, 2000

(5)
(a)The rate of recovery of the amount mentioned in sub-rule (4) shall be
(i)at 100% of the travelling allowance, Daily Allowance, if the reports are not submitted within the stipulated period including the extended period under sub-rule i4).
(ii)at 100% of travelling allowance and Daily allowance and 50% of Pay and Allowances if they are not submitted in the period of ten (10) days from the day of the expiry of the said period including the extended period, and
(iii)at 100%of Travelling Allowance, Daily Allowances and pay and Allowances if the Reports are not submitted within a period of five (5) days thereafter.
(b)Where 100% recovery of travelling allowance and daily allowance alone, has been imposed, there shall be no effect on the period spent on duty. Where 50% recovery on Pay and allowances alone, has been effected, the first half of the period spent on audit shall be treated as non-duty and where 100% recovery of travelling allowance, Daily allowance and pay and Allowances, has been effected, the entire period of audit shall be treated as non-duty. Fraction of a day equal to 0.5 shall be treated as one day. If the month and the number of days spent on audit are not verifiable the days as ascertained from the observed data/work norms including the transit days for the particular Local or other authority and the month or months from the beginning of the second quarter of the Accounting Year following the one to which the pending report relates, shall be adopted.
Provided that where recovery has been 100% of travelling allowance, daily Allowance and Pay and allowances and that the chances of submission of reports are remote or unlikely to be obtainable even after a reasonable time of 30 days, the entire period spent on audit or the review as the case may be shall be treated as "Dies non" and the institutions whose reports could not be obtained as such be ordered in the circumstances for re-audit under the written orders of the Director, and the auditor subjected to further disciplinary action.Note 1. - Where an Institution has been audited by a team of auditors headed by an Assistant Audit Officer or by a senior most of them, the audit notes obtained from an auditor, shall be treated as a report for purpose of the Rule-7 and the report of the Institution composed of the said notes of all the Auditors including that of the head of the audit Party, shall be so treated for the purpose of the said rule. However the delay in submission of the report of the Institution on account of delay in obtaining the notes shall lie on the head of the team only, if work distribution among auditors is found to be unscientific or uneven.Note 2. - When more than one Institution has been audited on a single day by an auditor or team of auditors, the reports of all the institutions, audited shall be treated as one single report due from an auditor or team of auditors for purpose of Rule-7.