G.O. (Ms.) No. 209, Financial Sanction for Preservation of Records at Headquarters, 2013
The Revenue, Land Reforms 1(2), Department issued Government Order (Ms.) No. 209 on 21 June 2013, sanctioning ₹10.27 lakh under the 2013 to 2014 Part II Scheme to preserve records at the headquarters of the Land Reforms Department. The order authorises the Principal Secretary and Commissioner of Land Reforms to draw and spend the sanctioned amount, complete the work within the financial year and submit a completion report.
What the order covers
Government Order (Ms.) No. 209, dated 21 June 2013, is an administrative funding order issued by the Revenue, Land Reforms 1(2), Department. It provides money for preserving records held at the headquarters of the Land Reforms Department under the 2013 to 2014 Part II Scheme.
The Finance Committee had approved the proposal submitted by the Principal Secretary and Commissioner of Land Reforms. The approved work appeared as item 29 in the scheme list for the Revenue Department.
Financial sanction
Government Order (Ms.) No. 209 sanctions a non-recurring expenditure of ₹10.27 lakh, stated as rupees ten lakh and twenty-seven thousand only.
Key financial provisions are:
- The full amount is allocated for preservation of records at the Land Reforms Department headquarters.
- The expenditure must be charged to the specified account head for general economic services, land ceiling other than agricultural land, and headquarters staff of the Director of Land Reforms.
- The order was issued with the concurrence of the Finance Department recorded on 18 June 2013.
Responsibility for implementation
The Principal Secretary and Commissioner of Land Reforms is authorised to draw and disburse the sanctioned expenditure. The same authority must ensure that the records preservation project is completed within the relevant financial year.
After completion of the work, the Principal Secretary and Commissioner of Land Reforms must send a completion report to the Government.
Relevance to property owners and buyers
Government Order (Ms.) No. 209 deals with internal preservation of government land reform records. It does not specify any application process, payment obligation or compliance step for a property buyer, landowner or professional.
The practical relevance is that the sanctioned work concerns the protection of records maintained at the Land Reforms Department headquarters. The source text does not describe particular records, individual properties or changes to land ceiling requirements.
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Common questions
Does Government Order (Ms.) No. 209 change land ceiling requirements?
The order does not state any change to land ceiling requirements. It sanctions funding for preserving records at the headquarters of the Land Reforms Department.
How much money was sanctioned for preserving the records?
The Revenue, Land Reforms 1(2), Department sanctioned ₹10.27 lakh as non-recurring expenditure.
Who is responsible for carrying out the records preservation work?
The Principal Secretary and Commissioner of Land Reforms is authorised to draw and disburse the money, ensure completion within the financial year and submit a completion report to the Government.
Does a property buyer or landowner need to take any action under this order?
No action for property buyers or landowners is specified. The order concerns government funding and implementation of records preservation work at the Land Reforms Department headquarters.
