One Day, One Minute, One Rule – 358
How does the compendium define a "Statutory Post," and what common misconception does it clarify regarding posts created under a statute?
A post is strictly categorized as a Statutory Post only if it is explicitly and specifically mentioned under the provisions of an Act of Parliament.
The compendium clarifies that any post created subsequently by Rules, Notifications, or Executive Orders under the provisions of a statute for the smooth functioning of a Statutory Body shall not be categorized as a Statutory Post, and is therefore subject to regular post-management controls.
What happens to any specific exemptions previously granted to individual Ministries or Departments regarding post management under this compendium
Any specific exemption previously allowed to any Ministry or Department regarding the creation, revival, continuation, conversion, transfer, up-gradation, and down-gradation of posts stands completely withdrawn under this compendium, unless it is explicitly retained as part of the delegated powers contained within Appendix-1 of the document.
What is the mandatory administrative pathway and approval hierarchy for routing post-related proposals?
Except where specific powers are directly delegated to Administrative Ministries, Departments, or Financial Advisors, all proposals regarding posts must be strictly routed through the Internal Financial Division (IFD). Such proposals require the formal, high-level approval of either the Minister-in-Charge or the Secretary of the concerned Administrative Ministry, as applicable, before being referred onward.
(MOF DOE OM F No.7 (1)/E.Coord-I/2017 Dated: 5th January, 2024
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