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268 SECTION 47<br />

(2) Estimates of rent recoveries adjustable under Major head “0216” in respect of Government<br />

accommodation, will be furnished by the Controller of Accounts, Ministry of <strong>Works</strong> and Housing,<br />

except where a <strong>Department</strong> has separate pool of accommodation (e.g. Delhi and other Union<br />

Territories, Administrations, Indian Meteorological <strong>Department</strong> and the <strong>Central</strong> Board of Direct<br />

Taxes and <strong>Central</strong> Board of Excise and Customs etc.) of which rent receipts, although adjustable<br />

under the Major head 0216, are not passed on to the Director of Estates, Ministry of Urban<br />

Development. Apart from the Controller of Accounts, Ministry of Urban development, only the<br />

Accounts Officers of <strong>Department</strong>s maintaining such separate pool of accommodation should furnish<br />

estimates of “License fee” receipts direct to the Budget Division along with the estimates of other<br />

Revenue receipts in Form at Appendix 40.<br />

47.4.13 External assistance in the shape of materials, equipments and other commodities received<br />

from foreign Governments without involving any cash in flow or outflow - Accountal and Budget<br />

provisions<br />

(1) The value of materials, equipments and other commodities received from foreign countries as aid<br />

without involving any cash inflow or outflow, should be taken as a receipt under major head “0606-<br />

Aid Materials and Equipment”. When the materials and equipments are allocated for use by<br />

Government <strong>Department</strong>s, the debit under the Major head 3606 should be relieved by a deduct<br />

entry by per contra debit to the functional Major head. This deduct entry under the Major head<br />

3606 would be outside the scope of the grant, and shown below the line, giving full particulars in<br />

the Detailed Demands for Grants. Accordingly, budget provision should also be made in the<br />

appropriate functional head to accommodate the debit transferred from Major head 3606.These<br />

estimates (RE and BE) are required to be submitted in the form at Appendix 41.<br />

(2) Estimates of interest receipts and loan repayments in respect of categories with which the CPWD<br />

is concerned are also required to be submitted to the Chief Controller of Accounts, Ministry of<br />

Urban Development in Form at Appendix 42, along with other revenue estimates, by 30th November.<br />

47.4.14 Revised Budget<br />

(1) Revised Estimates give the requirements for the current financial year vis-a-vis the demands<br />

made for the items of work in the previous Schedule of Demands/Budget Estimates submitted in<br />

the previous year. The reasons for variations between the two are to be recorded, wherever<br />

required. This statement (Appendix 43) should include the items carried forward from the previous<br />

year to indicate separately items for re-grant of lapsed items, new items, if any, approved or likely<br />

to be approved for execution during the current financial year. In all cases, administrative approvals<br />

accorded or likely to be accorded during the current financial year should be indicated against<br />

each item.<br />

(2) While making provision in the Revised Budget for the current financial year, proper assessment of<br />

progress of the works for which the funds are required has to be made.<br />

(3) The creation of office units and sanction to staff posts will mainly depend upon these figures. The<br />

yardsticks generally adopted for set up of executive office units, i.e. Executive Engineers etc., are<br />

mainly based on the approved workload norms.<br />

(4) Demands for Grants are presented in thousands of rupees; amount of Rs. 500/- and less deleted<br />

and amounts of Rs. 501 to 999 rounded to next 1,000 rupees.<br />

(5) No money shall be withdrawn from the Consolidated Fund of India except under appropriations<br />

made by law. The Appropriation Bill, when passed by the Parliament, serves as an authority for<br />

spending the public funds for the objects/destination of the voted/charged grants/appropriations.

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