Section 4(3) in Management and Preservation of Properties of Religious Institutions Rules
(3)The measurements of works shall be recorded by a retired Supervisor or overseer of Public Works or Highways Department or one possessing an equivalent qualification with a minimum service of three years. The check-measurement of works shall be done by an Assistant Executive Engineer or Divisional Engineer of the Public Works or Highways Department, irrespective of the cost of the works or by a private engineer selected by the competent authorities from the aforesaid panel.The Divisional Engineer, Highways Department or an Executive Engineer of the Public Works Department shall carry out super check of major works where such items warrant his inspection as in Highways or Public Works Department and could select such works which may be not more than twelve in a year:Provided that the Superintending Engineer of the Highways Department of a senior rank shall function as an advisor in the field of engineering in preparation and disposal of estimates and tenders:Provided further that in the case of check-measurement, private or retired persons selected from the panel approved by the Government shall be from a grade higher than those competent to prepare estimates and plans, for the different grades of works mentioned in Annexure I and where persons in active service are selected centage charges at a rate not exceeding one per cent of the estimated cost of works subject to a minimum of Rs. 5 in each case shall be levied and credited to the Government:Provided also that in the case of institutions, where a technically qualified person is employed with the sanction of the competent authority, the preparation of estimates and plans, measurement and check-measurement and supervision of the works may be got done by such technically qualified persons in respect of items of works costing less than Rs. 5,00,000 in each case:Provided also that for the purpose of check-measurement of works, the officers of Public Works and Highways Department in actual service may be preferred as far as possible.
