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2.3.10 An employee appointed on deputation may elect to draw either thescale of pay of the post to which he has been appointed on deputationor the basic pay in the parent cadre plus deputation allowance.2.3.11 Tenure of Deputation(a)(b)(c)The period of deputation shall be subject to a maximum ofthree years in all cases except for those posts where a longerperiod of tenure is prescribed in the Recruitment Rules.The Administrative Ministry/borrowing organization may grantextension beyond this limit up to one year, after obtainingorders of their Secretary (in the Central Government and ChiefSecretary in the State Government), equivalent level officer inother cases where such extension is considered necessary inpublic interest.The borrowing Ministries/Departments/Organizations mayextend the period of deputation for the fifth year or for thesecond year in excess of the period prescribed in theRecruitment Rules where absolutely necessary, subject to thefollowing conditions:(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)While according extension for the fifth year, or thesecond year in excess of the period prescribed in theRecruitment Rules the directive issued for rigidapplication of the tenure rules should be taken intoconsideration and only in rare and exceptionalcircumstances such extension should be granted.The extension should be strictly in public interest andwith the specified prior approval of the concernedMinister of the borrowing Ministry/Department and inrespect of other organization, with the approval of theMinister of Ministry/Department with which they areadministratively attached.Where such extension is granted it would be on thespecific understanding that the officer would not beentitled to draw deputation (duty) allowance.The extension would be subject to the prior approval ofthe lending organization, the officer on deputation, andwherever necessary, the U.P.S.C/State Public ServiceCommission and Appointments Committee of theCabinet (ACC).Page 15 of 15